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mac.314 madamov,
Da li ste čuli da se više ne proizvode PowerBook-ovi 180 i 180c? Zamenjuju ih nova četiri modela, prvi PowerBook Mekovi sa 68040 procesorom, doduše onim 68LC040 bez koprocesora. Novi modeli imaju oznake 520, 520c, 540 i 540c i prodaju se u "velikim" osnovnim konfiguracijama, na primer osnovna konfiguracija za 540c je sa 320Mb diskom. 520 i 520c imaju procesor na 25MHz, a 540 i 540c na 33Mhz. Tu su i dva nova PowerBook Duo modela, 280 i 280c, sličnih performansi kao i 540 i 540c. Novitet je i da modeli sa 500 oznakama nemaju više track-ball, već neku pločicu po kojoje se ili šeta prst ili se njime pritiska i šeta, nisam baš najtačnije razumeo. Duo modeli još imaju track-ball.
mac.312 madamov, -> #308, vmisev
> nadam se da ce nekom koristiti, posto meni nista ne pomaze :( Nadam se da će meni, tražim već duže vreme neki utility koji isključuje procesorski keš na 68040, a da pri tome ne moram da restartujem mašinu i da ukoliko to može ne isključi potpuno AppleTalk.
mac.315 vmisev, -> #313, madamov
> Za prvu pomoć DiskDoubler sa svojim INIT-om, a ja upravo koristim AutoDo- > ubler (proizvod iste firme) na jednoj od dve particije na mom disku i mo- > gu ti reći da sam zadovoljan. Ex, i ja bih bio zadovoljan da imam i jednu particiju i bez budženja. Miki, bre, meni to treba za FLOPPY! Elem, jel radi šta od toga za floppy, a brez HD, like Stacker? Ako da, ja vrištim od sreće :) Vladimir
mac.316 vmisev, -> #314, madamov
> Tu su i dva nova PowerBook Duo modela, 280 i 280c, sličnih performansi kao > i 540 i 540c. Jel prethodna serija beše bila 230? I da li novi modeli pasuju u stari DUO Dock? Ne' da kupim, samo pitam. Šta ću kad sam radoznao ko kuče :) Vladimir
mac.317 madamov, -> #315, vmisev
> Elem, jel radi šta od toga za floppy, a brez HD, like Stacker? DiskDoubler bi trebalo da radi, ali nisam probao. Pretpostavljam da bi onda trebalo da imaš dovoljno mesta na disketi, a u tom slučaju zašto bi ih i arhivirao? Na žalost, izgleda da nema rešenja.
mac.318 madamov, -> #316, vmisev
> Jel prethodna serija beše bila 230? Ne mogu da se setim, ali mislim da je bila 270 i 270c, ali nisam siguran. > I da li novi modeli pasuju u stari DUO Dock? Nešto se sećam da sam pročitao da ni ovi prethodni nisu pasovali u stari Duo Dock, pretpostavljam da ni ovi novi ne pasuju.
mac.319 vmisev, -> #317, madamov
> DiskDoubler bi trebalo da radi, ali nisam probao. Ja ću probam, pa ću javim :)
mac.320 vmisev, -> #318, madamov
> Nešto se sećam da sam pročitao da ni ovi prethodni nisu pasovali u stari > Duo Dock, pretpostavljam da ni ovi novi ne pasuju. Aaaa, izgleda da sam ja propustio jednu ili možda i dve (?) serije, pa nisam u toku. 10X, anyway :) Vladimir
mac.321 janko,
Pozdrav sa Kipra od Janka svim mekovcima. Na temu novih PBkova. Imaju Trackpad. Vuče se prstom po ravnoj površini i time upravlja mišem. Ako ste viŠÇ deli ona Ako ste videli one prekidaće za struju bez pokretnih delova (u luksuznim stanovima) što lagano pale svetlo, ovo je na istu foru, otprilike. Imaju PCMCIA portove što je super. Loše je što nisu 40 procesori nego oni SL40 bez koprocesora, i nemaju namere da ugrađuju koprocesor, jer, kao arči struju i previše greje. Takođe, baterije su i dalje kratkog veka (na kolor modelima) ali sada umesto tog drugog doka (PCMCIA) se može gurnuti još jedna baterija (dve baterije umesto jedne) pa to diže radno vreme. Ko ima PB koji fino radi, teško da će hteti da kupi ove nove. Čekamo Pavr Pavr Bukove :) koji startuju početkom 95. Si ju ol. Čuvajte mi Jugoslaviju :) Možda sam uskoro tu. ;)
mac.329 madamov,
Pre neki dan pozvah Box4 BBS i imam šta da vidim: arhiva od 10Mb i više pod nazivom Mozart. Reč je o beta verziji System 7.5. Uz to su još dve-tri arhivice od mega-dva koje u sebi sadrže PowerTalk for System 7.5. Arhiva je inače password protected i imaju pravo da je downloaduju samo registrovani Apple delevoperi.
mac.324 madamov,
APPLE SHIPS QUICKTAKE 100 DIGITAL CAMERA FOR POWER MAC, WINDOWS Apple Computer Inc reports that it is shipping its QuickTake 100 digital colour camera - for use with Power Macintosh and Windows computers - worldwide. The QuickTake 100 features point-and-shoot simplicity and includes automatic exposure, a built-in flash and focus-free operation. Images can be downloaded "in seconds" from the camera into any standard software application for use in business documents, presentations, reports or design projects. Either version, complete with all the software, cables, batteries and a charger, sells for $750. (C) Computergram International | Select 5000 for more information
mac.328 madamov,
E-Mail from: automail@power.globalnews.com Received: from localhost by chsun.eunet.ch (8.6.4/1.34) id BAA11345; Sat, 25 Jun 1994 01:58:35 GMT From: automail@power.globalnews.com Received: from power.globalnews.com by chsun.eunet.ch (8.6.4/1.34) id DAA11335; Sat, 25 Jun 1994 03:58:26 +0200 Received: from localhost (admin@localhost) by power.globalnews.com (8.6.4/8.6.4) id CAA27268; Sat, 25 Jun 1994 02:52:17 +0100 Date: Sat, 25 Jun 1994 02:52:17 +0100 Message-Id: <199406250152.CAA27268@power.globalnews.com> To: powerpcnews@box4.microframe.ch Subject: PowerPC News Volume 1 Issue 8 June 24 1994 ===========================<<<POWERPC NEWS>>>========================== The Electronic News Magazine for the Internet World Wide Web server at http://power.globalnews.com/ *** June 24th, 1994: Vol. 1, No.8 *** _________________________ IN THIS ISSUE ____________________________ | | | 3023) THE TAIWAN NEW PC CONSORTIUM - THE BID FOR A LEADSHIP ROLE | | 3024) INTERNET GROWING PAINS | | 1092) POWER PC REFERENCE PLATFORM VERSION 1.0 READY TO ROLL | | | |_______________________PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE _______________________| | 5102) The Handbook of IBM Terminology | | 5105) Mainframe Client/Server | | 5106) The IBEX Bulletin | |_____________________________________________________________________| ======================================================================= For full text of stories mail:news@power.globalnews.com COMPLETE DETAILS ON RETRIEVING FULL TEXT OF ITEMS IN POWERPC NEWS ARE AT THE END OF THIS ISSUE ======================================================================= ==== POWERPC NEWS: (use story no. 1999 to retrieve whole section) ===== 1092) POWERPC REFERENCE PLATFORM ON TRACK FOR RELEASE AT END OF MONTH Version 1.0 of PReP - the blueprint for PowerPC clone-makers - is nearing completion. still with precious little input from Apple, it brings IBM's Power Personal machines one step closer. 1093) COMPAQ PRODUCING 'x86' INDEPENDENT PROTOTYPE MACHINE The latest in the on-going Compaq/PowerPC saga. The company is researching a machine that can take a variety of processors. 1094) MOBIUS COMPUTER CORPORATION QUITS SPARC, LOOKS AT POWERPC The Californian multiuser machine manufacturer has fallen out with Sun Microsystems and is abandoning new SPARC development - instead PowerPC has caught its eye. 1095) POWEROPEN MOVES HOME, POLISHES ABI, BUT THE SHOW'S STILL A NO SHOW There is still no date set for the PowerOpen Association developer's conference, but the software specs are being given a final tweak, ready for release. 1096) APPLE PLANS FIVE NEW DESKTOP POWER MACINTOSHES FOR Q1 '95 1097) FIRST IBM CUSTOMERS GET POWERPC 603 PRICING - BUT PRIVATELY 1098) PCI-BASED RS/6000 SERVERS? IBM SAYS 'NO' BUT IT LOOKS LOGICAL 1099) MOTOROLA COMPUTER LEAPFROGS 601 TO PRODUCE 603/604-BASED BOARDS... 1100) ...AS FIVE EMBEDDED OS FIRMS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR MOTOROLA WORK 1101) RUMOURS OF ACER GROUP POWERPC WORK PERSIST 1102) IBM AHEAD OF SCHEDULE ON 620 SAYS MIDRANGE SYSTEMS ===== COMPUTERWIRE:(use story no. 2999 to retrieve whole section) ===== 2060) APPLE SHIPS QUICKTAKE 100 DIGITAL CAMERA FOR POWERMAC & WINDOWS 2061) UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER: MICROSOFT BOWS TO STAC ON COMPRESSION 2062) INSIGNIA SPEEDS MACINTOSH CD ACCESS RATES TO HARD-DISK LEVELS 2063) BBN SEEKS TO BUILD BIG BUSINESS ON THE INTERNET 2064) APPLE LAUNCHES eWORLD ON-LINE SERVICE FPR MAC USERS 2065) NEXT WINS DEC FOR NEXTSTEP AS CANON ADDS OBJECT.STATION 2066) IBM FORMS NETWORKED APPLICATIONS SERVICES DIVISION 2067) MICROSOFT PREVIEWS NT-AS WITH IMPROVED COMMS FOR UNIX & NETWARE 2068) SHARP NEW RAM COMBINES RAM AND ROM ON A SINGLE 8MBIT CHIP _____________________________ NUGGETS _______________________________ | | | *Apple says that 100 native Power Macintosh Applications are out. | | *IBM says it has now shipped 750,000 PowerPC processors - most of | | them to Apple. | |_____________________________________________________________________| ==== FEATURE ARTICLES================================================ 3023) THE TAIWANESE BID TO MOVE FROM 'FOLLOWER' TO 'LEADER' Taiwan is no slouch when it comes to the PC market - 70% of OEM motherboards are produced there - but the country wants a technological edge too. We look at the Taiwan New PC Consortium. 3024) GUEST FEATURE: INTERNET GROWING PAINS Andrew Lawrence of Computer Business Review examines the challenges which face the World's Favourite Network as it faces the cultural and technical changes imposed by growing interest from big business. 3025) LETTERS Well, one letter in fact; Katy Ring replies to the criticism of her article (select 3017) on the percieved failings of the Object Management Group. ==== POWERPC RESOURCES================================================ 4000) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Derek B Noonburg's wide-ranging FAQ list from comp.sys.powerpc Last updated: *May 27th* 4001) CLOCK-CHIPPING THE MACINTOSH Marc Schrier's fact sheet, from sumex.stanford.edu on how to replace your Mac's oscillator for something speedier. Not for the nervous. 4499) NATIVE POWERPC SHAREWARE BACK-INDEX Select this for a full list of existing Power Macintosh Shareware and Freeware held on the server. Additions, as we find new additions they will be displayed below for one issue, before being placed in the back Index. ======= COMMERCIAL INFORMATION========================================= 4999) Power Micro Research - PowerPC hardware & software engineering services POWEROPEN ASSOCIATION 4011) PowerPC White Paper 4012) PowerOpen Environment White Paper 4013) PowerOpen Newsletter 4014) Association Membership list: *last update 13th May 1994* 4015) Benefits of membership INFORMATION ABOUT FREE TRIALS TO LEADING PUBLICATIONS (*=New this issue) 5000) Computergram international - the world's leading computer daily 5001) Unigram/X - the weekly newsletter for the Unix community 5002) Network Week - the weekly datacoms and telecoms bulletin 5003) Computer Finance - analysing the real cost of computing 5004) Software Futures - exploring software development 5005) Computer Business Review - the global business analysis title 5006) ClieNT Server News - the newspaper for Windows NT watchers 5007) Insight IBM - MIS management in the IBM environment* 5020) IBM System User - the UK'S leading IBM magazine 5030) Unix News - the UK'S leading Unix magazine 5031) 3W Magazine - Towards the Information Superhighway* SPECIAL REPORTS AVAILABLE 5100) Individual reports on the Economics of: Software Projects, Client Server Computing, PC Networking, and Outsourcing. *** Reports and Publications from Xephon *** 5101) Future directions in the PC market* 5102) The Handbook of IBM Terminology* 5103) LAN Data/Software Management* 5104) LAN/SNA Coexistence Strategies* 5105) Mainframe Client/Server (monthly)* 5106) The IBEX Bulletin (monthly)* POWERPC NEWS 7000) How to publish your information in this section of PowerPC News 7001) PowerPC News who are we? 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mac.325 madamov,
INSIGNIA SAYS IT CAN MAKE POWERMAC CD AS FAST AS A HARD DISK (June 24th 1994) Insignia Solutions, purveyor of SoftWindows for Power Macintoshes, has come up with a little piece of caching technology that it says makes accessing CD-ROM drives as fast as using a hard disk. RapidCD 1.0 for the Macintosh costs $70 in the US. When a CD is inserted into the machine, RapidCD caches its Finder information to a 3MB file on the hard disk. Other information is pulled into a variably sized RAM cache which defaults to 512kBytes. The control panel lets the RAM cache be configured in a variety of ways to best match the intended use of the CD. 'General' optimisation provides a general-purpose speed-up, 'Finder' copies some of the Finder information into RAM, to speed up desktop manipulation. 'Database' works best when the user is jumping around between many small files. 'Quicktime' optimisation is most appropriate for caching large files and is also good for games players, says Insignia. (C) PowerPC News - Free by mailing: add@power.globalnews.com
mac.323 madamov,
APPLE PLANS FIVE NEW DESKTOP POWER MACS FOR Q1 (June 24th 1994) Apple Computer has begun to leak codenames with its usual abandon. Mac Week got the low-down on five new desktop models that the company intends to launch in the first quarter of 1995. The machines do away with Apple's proprietary NuBus architecture, opting instead for PCI. Two, codenamed TNT and Tsunami, we knew about already. They are intended as the very high-end machines, and the latter has no built-in video so that power graphics-users can select their own. Then comes 'Nitro', which the paper believes will replace the Power Macintosh 8100. Lower still comes 'Catalyst' which fits in where today's 6100 and 7100 sit. At the bottom is 'Alchemy', which the paper says is based on a Macintosh LC logic board with a single PCI slot. (C) PowerPC News - Free by mailing: add@power.globalnews.com
mac.330 madamov,
Kad sam već kod Systema 7.5, takođe pre neki dan stigoše u firmu dva PowerBook-a 180c sa Systemom 7.1, ali sa nekim elementima Systema 7.5. Najlepši i najzgodniji je novitet Control Strips: sastoji se od Control Panela i foldera u okviru Extensions foldra u kojem se nalaze Stripovi koje čovek želi da ima instalirane. Na Desktopu se pojavljuje trakica sa ikonicama koje, kada se na njih klikne, otvaraju menije u kojima su funkcije koje obavljaju. Ovde su bile najčešće korišćene funkcije za PowerBook tipa: AppleShare On/Off, File Sharing On/Off, Sleep, Hard Disk Spin On/Off i slično.
mac.322 madamov, -> #321, janko
> Pozdrav sa Kipra od Janka svim mekovcima. Otpozdrav iz Beograda. O ovim novim PB-ovima napisah i ja nešto pre neku nedelju. Što se novog input uređaja tiče, svaka im čast, ne mora da se čisti (ko je čistio trackball na PowerBook-u zna kakva je to muka).
mac.327 madamov,
E-Mail from: more@power.globalnews.com Received: from localhost by chsun.eunet.ch (8.6.4/1.34) id EAA27804; Sat, 25 Jun 1994 04:14:19 GMT From: more@power.globalnews.com Received: from power.globalnews.com by chsun.eunet.ch (8.6.4/1.34) id GAA27799; Sat, 25 Jun 1994 06:14:15 +0200 Received: from localhost (daemon@localhost) by power.globalnews.com (8.6.4/8.6.4) id EAA27046; Sat, 25 Jun 1994 04:08:04 GMT Date: Sat, 25 Jun 1994 04:08:04 GMT Message-Id: <199406250408.EAA27046@power.globalnews.com> To: powerpcnews@box4.microframe.ch Subject: 4499 NATIVE POWER MACINTOSH SHAREWARE AND FREEWARE NATIVE POWER MACINTOSH SHAREWARE AND FREEWARE This software is encoded in BinHex 4.0 format. If you find any packages that we do not have and that you think we should, please mail chrisr@power.globalnews.com with the location and access details. ------------------------------------------------------------ 4401) ADOBE PHOTOSHOP NATIVE POWERPC PLUG-IN 1.0.1 ..............(190k) Turns Adobe Photoshop 2.5.1 into a zippy Power Mac app (freeware) 4402) JPEGVIEW 3.3...............................................(440k) Fast, flexible, JPEG, PICT, GIF, TIFF, BMP, MacPaint viewer for PowerPC Macintoshes. (postcardware/shareware) 4403) GOPHER SURFER 1.0b7........................................(735k) Fat Binary - turn your Macintosh into a Gopher Server. Beta package that supports the full Gopher+ protocol suite (freeware) 4404) FETCH 2.1.2................................................(399k) Fat Binary version of the excellent FTP client. Makes downloading as easy as falling off a log. (freeware/shareware) 4406) 4406 CompactPro 1.35p .....................................(188k) PowerPC only version of Compactpro, the excellent compression & decompression package (shareware) 4407) GREG'S BUTTONS..............................................(74k) Esthetic tweaks for System 7 - coloured buttons, grey menu bar etc etc Installs fat patches for 68k or PowerPC macs (shareware) 4408) OTHER MENU 1.4..............................................(226k) Creates a system-wide menu similar to the Apple Menu that can be used for launching apps, restarting the machine, function keys etc. Includes external modules - for 68k and Power Macs (shareware) 4409) PLAYERPRO 4.155.............................................(550k) Play MOD music and edit/save files. Record new instruments and watch their waveforms on the oscilloscope. Fat binary. (Shareware) 4410) SPEEDOMETER 4.0.............................................(362k) Amaze your friends, astound your Pentium-owning enemies, measure how fast your PowerMac is running. Fat Binary (shareware) 4411) SPRITEWORLD 1.0b4...........................................(418k) A set of code libraries and interfaces for programmers who want to implement smooth animation on the Macintosh (shareware)
mac.326 madamov,
APPLE LAUNCHES ITS eWORLD ON-LINE SERVICE FOR MACINTOSH USERS (June 24th 1994) Apple Computer Inc duly launched its eWorld on-line service yesterday with the eWorld for Macintosh and the NewtonMail messaging service for Newton. eWorld for Macintosh is an "on-line town square" that provides a global electronic mail system together with news, information and other services from about 100 partners such as Reuters Holdings Plc's Reuters America Inc, Tribune Co's Tribune Media Services, ZiffNet/Mac and Inc Magazine Online. The company says the eWorld access software - from America OnLine Inc - will be bundled with many of the Macintosh computers Apple ships in the US this summer. The company is also promising to have the service available globally later this year, and to have a version accessible from MS-DOS and Windows-based personal computers in 1995. The basic monthly charge is $8.95 which includes two free hours of evening or weekend use. After that, each subsequent hour will cost $4.95 off-peak or $7.90. If you are outside North America, however, you will be charged $7.95 no matter when you call. Currently, Apple only has one data centre in California; European and Pacific Rim data centres are planned as subscriber numbers build. (C) PowerPC News - Free by mailing: add@power.globalnews.com
mac.331 madamov,
Jedan kratki utility program. listfile.cpt
mac.332 madamov,
I još jedan kratak utility. putaway.cpt
mac.333 vmisev, -> #323, madamov
> Mac Week got the low-down on five new desktop models that the company > intends to launch in the first quarter of 1995. A obećali su da neće opet praviti zbrku sa tim koji model menja/nasleđu- je koji... E Apple, Aplle... Vladimir P.S. A ja se potreso k'o da ću sutra da kupim jedno par komata :)
mac.335 madamov, -> #311, madamov
> > Evo vam zterm 1.0. > Baš si brz. B) Da ne bude zabune za one koji ne prate ATARI:emulatori ovo > je najverovatnije prevara, tj. reč je najverovatnije o nekako nabudženoj > verziji 0.85. Ja ću da skinem i da probam. Pišem bilten što se ove teme tiče za Kaleta pa naleteh na ovu poruku i vidim da vam nisam javio šta je bilo sa ovi ZTerm-om. Elem, reč je stvarno o budženoj verziji 0.85, a ne o nekoj pravoj verziji 1.0.
mac.334 madamov, -> #333, vmisev
> A obećali su da neće opet praviti zbrku sa tim koji model menja/nasleđuje koji Pa, nikad se direktno nije ni govorilo koji će da zameni kojeg, ali se po performansama i ceni, kao i prestajanjem proizvodnje, moglo znati koji je model "nasleđen".
mac.336 madamov,
Date: 7/9/94 12:30 To: powerpcnews From: Internet Subject: PowerPC News issue 9 July 8 1994 E-Mail from: automail@power.globalnews.com Received: from localhost by chsun.eunet.ch (8.6.4/1.34) id EAA18358; Sat, 9 Jul 1994 04:20:25 GMT From: automail@power.globalnews.com Received: from power.globalnews.com by chsun.eunet.ch (8.6.4/1.34) id GAA18336; Sat, 9 Jul 1994 06:20:16 +0200 Received: from localhost (admin@localhost) by power.globalnews.com (8.6.4/8.6.4) id FAA24369; Sat, 9 Jul 1994 05:13:35 +0100 Date: Sat, 9 Jul 1994 05:13:35 +0100 Message-Id: <199407090413.FAA24369@power.globalnews.com> To: powerpcnews@box4.microframe.ch Subject: PowerPC News issue 9 July 8 1994 ===========================<<<POWERPC NEWS>>>========================== The Electronic News Magazine for the Internet World Wide Web server at http://power.globalnews.com/ *** July 8th, 1994: Vol. 1, No.9 *** Good news for readers who like reading PowerPC News on the Web - we can now guarantee that it will be up to date by 12 noon, UK time on the Monday following e-mail publication. - Chris Rose, Editor _________________________ IN THIS ISSUE ____________________________ | | | 3026) POWERPC: WHAT DO THEY THINK OF IT SO FAR - PART 1 | | 3027) OPENDOC, THE GATEWAY TO A BRAVE NEW WORLD? | | 1092) POWER PC REFERENCE PLATFORM VERSION 1.0 READY TO ROLL | | | |_____________________ COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ______________________| | | | 5108) IBM NEWS - the weekly IBM newsletter | |_____________________________________________________________________| ======================================================================= For full text of stories mail:news@power.globalnews.com COMPLETE DETAILS ON RETRIEVING FULL TEXT OF ITEMS IN POWERPC NEWS ARE AT THE END OF THIS ISSUE ======================================================================= ==== POWERPC NEWS: (use story no. 1999 to retrieve whole section) ===== 1103) POWER MACS MAKE MONEY, OUTSELL PENTIUMS BUT DON'T WOO WINDOWS The preliminary findings from analyst Computer Intelligence InfoCorp look encouraging from Apple, however there is a paucity of Windows users swapping platforms. 1104) IBM SET TO SHIP MILLIONTH POWERPC 601, BUT WHERE DID THE SHIPS GO? IBM is set to ship the 1,000,000th PowerPC 601 processor, in one of the fastest ramp-ups the industry has seen. It is telling its customers that it at Motorola will ship 2.5m PowerPCs by year end. 1105) IBM'S PER 1,000 PRICING ON POWERPC 603 UNDERCUTS MOTOROLA And by quite a lot too. Motorola is expected to answer IBM's cut in 601 pricing within a week or so. 1106) IBM FINALISES SOLARIS DEAL ON POWERPC 1107) DOS ON WORKPLACE DEMONSTRATED AT PC EXPO - C:> PROMPT GLIMPSED 1108) IBM CONFIRMS POWER PERSONALS TO SHIP IN FOURTH QUARTER 1109) MOTOROLA FOLLOWS EMBEDDED EFFORT WITH POWERPC MOTHER BOARDS 1110) DATATECH ENTERPRISES DEMOS POWERPC MACHINE AT PC EXPO 1111) APPLE DEMOS DOS-COMPATIBILITY CARD FOR POWER MAC - ADDS ETHERNET 1112) WINDOWS AND OS/2 DEVELOPERS GET OPENDOC ALPHAS 1113) TAIWANESE IBM/MOTOROLA TECHNICAL CENTRE GETS REGULATORY OK 1114) FIRST POWERPC CHIP CLONES SIGHTED? UNIGRAM.X THINKS SO ===== COMPUTERWIRE:(use story no. 2999 to retrieve whole section) ===== 2069) INTEL CUTS PENTIUM PRICES 2070) AMD REPORTS PROFITS UP BUT WARNS OF IMPENDING AM486 DOWNTURN 2071) ASK/INGRES STAFF TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN FROM COMPUTER ASSOCIATES 2072) ITU FINALLY AGREES V.34 MODEM SPEC. 2073) SUN TO FORM NEW UNIT FOR VIDEO-ON-DEMAND FRAY 2074) DEC WANTS ALL PERSONAL COMPUTERS TO GO INDIRECT 2075) WELLFLEET TO PAY $1,200m IN SHARES FOR SYNOPTICS 2076) BRITISH TELECOM & MCI LAUNCH CONCERT, WIN JAPANESE PARTNER _____________________________ NUGGETS _______________________________ | | | To "avoid confusion" IBM has abolished the phrase 'Workplace OS'. | | Apparently, customers thought that a usable OS of that name would | | ship. The new, non-confusing term? 'Workplace'. | |_____________________________________________________________________| ==== FEATURE ARTICLES================================================== 3026) POWERPC: WHAT DO THEY THINK OF IT SO FAR - PART 1 The PowerPC has been out and about for long enough now for the IT analysts to begin formulating their opinions. We talk to those who are tracking the industry, and find most concerned by software issues 3027) OPENDOC, THE GATEWAY TO A BRAVE NEW WORLD? In the week that OpenDOC alpha code begins to roll, Chris Bidmead looks at the software technology that could help rationalise Apple, IBM and Windows software development. 3028) GUEST FEATURE: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (NEARLY) RIDES AGAIN Intelligent agents are the hot new thing, not to mention a key part of IBM's Workplace strategy. Software Future's Gary Flood surveys the field. 3029) THE LETTERS PAGE Readers find that Power Macintoshes are not all that they expected. ==== POWERPC RESOURCES================================================= 4000) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Derek B Noonburg's wide-ranging FAQ list from comp.sys.powerpc Last updated: *May 27th* 4001) CLOCK-CHIPPING THE MACINTOSH Marc Schrier's fact sheet, from sumex.stanford.edu on how to replace your Mac's oscillator for something speedier. Not for the nervous. 4499) NATIVE POWERPC SHAREWARE BACK-INDEX Select this for a full list of existing Power Macintosh Shareware and Freeware held on the server. Additions, as we find new additions they will be displayed below for one issue, before being placed in the back Index. ======= COMMERCIAL INFORMATION========================================= 4999) Power Micro Research - PowerPC hardware & software engineering services POWEROPEN ASSOCIATION 4011) PowerPC White Paper 4012) PowerOpen Environment White Paper 4013) PowerOpen Newsletter 4014) Association Membership list: *last update 13th May 1994* 4015) Benefits of membership INFORMATION ABOUT FREE TRIALS TO LEADING PUBLICATIONS (*=New this issue) 5000) Computergram international - the world's leading computer daily 5001) Unigram/X - the weekly newsletter for the Unix community 5002) Network Week - the weekly datacoms and telecoms bulletin 5003) Computer Finance - analysing the real cost of computing 5004) Software Futures - exploring software development 5005) Computer Business Review - the global business analysis title 5006) ClieNT Server News - the newspaper for Windows NT watchers 5020) IBM System User - the UK'S leading IBM magazine 5030) Unix News - the UK'S leading Unix magazine 5031) 3W Magazine - Towards the Information Superhighway* SPECIAL REPORTS AVAILABLE 5100) Individual reports on the Economics of: Software Projects, Client Server Computing, PC Networking, and Outsourcing. *** Reports and Publications from Xephon *** 5101) Future directions in the PC market* 5102) The Handbook of IBM Terminology* 5103) LAN Data/Software Management* 5104) LAN/SNA Coexistence Strategies* 5105) Mainframe Client/Server (monthly)* 5106) The IBEX Bulletin (monthly)* 5107) Insight IBM - MIS management in the IBM environment* 5108) IBM NEWS - the weekly IBM newsletter* POWERPC NEWS 7000) How to publish your information in this section of PowerPC News 7001) PowerPC News who are we? 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mac.337 stefan, -> #336, madamov
> To: powerpcnews Nije da zanovetam, ali jel mora ovo i u mac temu i u conf. novosti? Shvatam edukativni karakter tvog pokušaja da i oni koji ne prate mac temu budu prinuđeni da ovo pročitaju ali ipak...;)
mac.338 vmisev, -> #337, stefan
> Nije da zanovetam, ali jel mora ovo i u mac temu i u conf. novosti? Shva- > tam edukativni karakter tvog pokušaja da i oni koji ne prate mac temu bu- > du prinuđeni da ovo pročitaju ali ipak...;) Pa nema novosti samo o Mac-u. Eno, piše da je Intel snizio cenu Pentiu- mu ;) Da si bio malo readoznaliji, (kao ja) :)))), primetio bi. Vladimir
mac.339 madamov,
Uz poruku je arhiva sa PowerMac-ovim startup soundom. pmacsnd.cpt
mac.342 madamov,
Apple Reduces Price on Selected Macintosh Systems, PowerBooks and Peripherals Selected models reduced up to 27 percent; paves way for new PowerBook additions CAMPBELL, California--May 16, 1994--Apple Computer, Inc., today announced U.S. price reductions of up to 27 percent on selected Macintosh Quadra desktop personal computers, PowerBook notebook computers and Apple peripherals. These reductions are aligned with the company's ongoing strategy to offer superior solutions at competitive prices. Today's reductions aim to be especially relevant to customers with multimedia or mobile computing needs. The price reductions range from 14 to 20 percent on selected models in its award-winning Macintosh Quadra line of business computers. The price reductions include three models of the Macintosh Quadra 660AV line and the Quadra 950 Publishing Configuration. The Macintosh Quadra 660AV integrates telecommunications, video and speech technologies into one desktop system, offering users new and enhanced ways to communicate. Coinciding with today's introduction of new PowerBook models, prices on selected PowerBook models have also been reduced by as much as 27 percent. In addition, prices on a number of peripheral devices, including the popular Laserwriter Select printers and Apple OneScanner scanning devices have been lowered. Current and previous Apple prices for the affected Macintosh Quadra computers are as follows: Previous New Percentage Apple price* Apple price* Change Quadra 660AV 8/230 w/1MB VRAM $1,879 $1,499 20% Quadra 660AV 8/230CD w/1MB VRAM $2,159 $1,779 18% Quadra 660AV 8/500 w/1MB VRAM $2,759 $2,369 14% Quadra 950 0/1000 Publishing $7,329 $6,229 15% Configuration In a separate announcement today, Apple introduced a new line of PowerBook notebook and subnotebook computers. In response to the availability of the new line, prices have been lowered on existing models as follows: PowerBook 145B 4/80 $1,429 $1,259 12% PowerBook 145B 4/120 $1,659 $1,369 17% PowerBook 165 4/80 $1,759 $1,449 18% PowerBook 165 4/160 $2,099 $1,549 26% PowerBook 165 4/160 with $2,339 $1,699 27% express modem PowerBook Express Modem Kit $319 $215 33% Prices on a number of Apple peripheral devices have also been lowered: LaserWriter Select 300 $819 $699 15% w/Toner Cartridge LaserWriter Select 300 $730 $600 18% Apple OneScanner w/Accy Kit $869 $699 20% Apple OneScanner w/Accy Kit $869 $699 20% for Windows Apple OneScanner $820 $650 21% Macintosh Color Display(14" RGB) $419 $399 21% *Apple price is the price at which Apple intends to sell its products to customers who are purchasing as few as one unit through a direct Apple sales program. Apple price is a method Apple uses for announcing and advertising its products.
mac.341 madamov,
Apple Rolls Out New and Improved PowerBook Computers Six New Models Offer Increased Performance, Enhanced User Design and Bundled Software Especially for Mobile Users; First PowerBook PowerPC Processor Upgrades CUPERTINO, California--May 16, 1994--Advancing its leadership position in mobile computing solutions, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced six new high-performance, full-featured PowerBook computers. The new PowerBook models bring forth a range of innovative new technologies and features that specifically address the growing needs of mobile customers, including new interface design, brilliant color display technology options, intelligent and energy-efficient battery design, and greater expansion flexibility. These competitively priced notebook computers also offer customers a host of built-in communications, information management, and compatibility software that makes it even easier to access information--including files based on MS-DOS or Microsoft Windows-- anytime, anywhere, anyplace. All of these new PowerBook computers are powered by the Motorola 68LC040 microprocessor. Apple also announced plans to provide PowerPC microprocessor technology upgrades for these systems in the future. PowerPC technology, which is jointly developed by Apple, IBM, and Motorola, represents the platform for the next generation of personal computing. "With the introduction of these new PowerBook computers, Apple now offers a new and improved PowerBook product line," said Brodie Keast, Apple's vice president for PowerBook Products. "We listened to our customers, and included the features that they told us were most valuable to them. These systems also provide customers the power they need today and a growth path to increased performance in the future with PowerPC technology." The PowerBook Mobility Bundle Fact Sheet The PowerBook Mobility Bundle software was designed with the mobile computing professional in mind, making them more productive anytime, anyplace, anywhere. This package is incorporated into the new PowerBook 500 series, and PowerBook Duo 280 models, and delivers the following capabilities: - Communication. For mobile professionals who need immediate access to information no matter where they are located. - Apple Remote Access Client 2.0. Allows PowerBook users to connect via modem to any server that supports Apple Remote Access. Users can work with files, applications, and services provided by that server's network, even when they're away from the office. - Power management. Allows mobile professionals to monitor and control battery power on their PowerBooks so they can maximize power usage, especially when they're on the road. - PowerBook Control Strip 1.0. Provides quick, easy access to power management functions from the desktop. Users can get a visual indication of the time remaining in their batteries, and adjust system features to maximize battery life. Compatibility, for mobile computer users who often need access to information on a variety of systems with diverse file formats. - PowerBook File Assistant. Offers file-synchronization capability to ensure that users who work with a Macintosh at their desk and a PowerBook on the road are working with the most up-to-date versions of their files. - Macintosh PC Exchange 1.0.2. Allows users to read to and write from files stored on DOS, Windows, and OS/2-formatted disks. - MacLink Plus/Easy Open Translators. Provides more than 1,000 conversion combinations among Macintosh, DOS, and Windows formats. - Macintosh Easy Open 1.0.4. Provides users with a list of translation options when they don't have an application to open a file. Information management, for organizing information on a PowerBook, making it easier for users to be more productive. - Launcher. Provides a single entry point for users to launch soft- ware applications, read "Quick Tips" about PowerBook software, and access customer support information. - HyperCard Player 2.2. Allows users to play HyperCard stacks, in which information can be categorized by associations determined by the user. It comes bundled with Addresses, Appointments, and Audio Help stacks. - Calendar 1.0. Allows users to keep track of their appointments and create "To Do" lists. - MacCheck 1.0.5. Helps users learn more about their PowerBook computer and certain software problems. AND PowerBook Product Specifications, Upgrades and Pricing PowerBook 500 Series The four new PowerBook 500 models include the 520, 520c, 540, 540c (the ĎcË designates a color screen). Based on the Motorola 68LC040 processor technology, running at 66/33 MHz or 50/25MHz (processor/bus speed) these new systems offer up to 36MB of RAM expansion and 320MB of hard drive storage. Apple plans to provide PowerPC microprocessor technology for the PowerBook 500 series in the future. These new systems also feature a number of new technologies, like the all new Apple trackpad pointing device. With no moving parts, it provides a direct, reliable interface with precise cursor control. To enhance expansion capabilities, an optional PCMCIA expansion module is available on the 500 series for the first time, along with a processor-direct slot (PDS). For added communications capabilities, two modems are available for these systems, Global VillageŇs 19.2 PowerPort/Mercury data/fax modem (U.S. and Canada), and internationally, the PowerBook 14.4 Express Modem II. For high- speed networking, built-in Ethernet has been added as well. The PowerBook 500 series models are available with either one or two nickel-metal-hydride batteries for extended life (up to seven hours on the 520 models). These new intelligent batteries have a built-in processor card designed to allow them to be easily monitored and efficiently utilized. The 16-bit, CD-quality stereo sound and presentation capabilities make these systems especially well-suited for multimedia purposes. Ranging from 6.3 to 7.3 pounds, the 500 series systemsŇ total dimensions are 11.5 x 9.65 x 2.25 inches. The newly designed screens measure 9.5 inches on the diagonal and have a resolution of 640 by 480 pixels. The PowerBook 520 models come with either grayscale or dual scan color passive matrix displays, and the 540s are available with either active matrix gray or active matrix color. The base model, equipped with 4MB DRAM and 160MB hard drive, has an Apple price of $2,269.
mac.340 madamov, -> #337, stefan
> Nije da zanovetam, ali jel mora ovo i u mac temu i u conf. novosti? Ne mora, ali rekoh možda neko ne prati mac temu, a vesti su više generalne neko samo o PowerMac-u.
mac.343 madamov,
Date: 5/30/94 18:28 To: All From: Len Kaufman Subject: Apple Press Releases Apple Japan Sales Boom Apple's second largest market ships 1,000,000th Macintosh CUPERTINO, CA-May 18,1994-Continuing its strong momentum in the Japanese personal computer market, Apple Computer, Inc. today announced that Apple Japan has shipped its one millionth Macintosh personal computer. Apple is the second largest personal computer vendor in Japan, with nearly 14% market share, according the International Data Corporation (IDC). "This is a tremendous milestone for Apple," said John Floisand, President of Apple Pacific. "For the past six years, we've been giving special attention to the Japanese market. Shipping a million Macintosh units into the world's toughest computer market indicates that we have what the Japanese user wants -- superior technology, numerous localized applications and an affordable price. With the addition of Power Macintosh to our product line, we expect even more robust momentum," he added. Apple Japan introduced Power Macintosh in early April, and expects to have over 50 localized native applications on dealers' shelves in June. To date over 150,000 Power Macintosh computers have shipped worldwide. Over 80 native applications are available today. Concurrently, Apple Japan sales reached $1.1 billion for the period of March 31, 1993 through March 31, 1994, which is Japan's traditional fiscal year. This achievement represents a unit growth in excess of 100% during this time period. In 1989, Apple set a goal of developing Apple Japan into a billion dollar business by the mid 1990's. Revenues for Apple Japan in 1989 were $133 million. . s co reply mac Date: 5/30/94 18:30 To: All From: Len Kaufman Subject: Apple Press Releases Apple's New PowerBook 500 Series Awarded "Best of Comdex" Honors by BYTE Magazine ATLANTA, Georgia--SPRING COMDEX--May 26,1993---Apple Computer, Inc.'s new Apple PowerBookđ 500 series took top honors at COMDEX/Spring this week, winning the coveted BYTE Magazine "Best of Show" award. In conjunction with The Interface Group, the sponsor of COMDEX, BYTE bestows the distinguished "Best of Comdex" awards annually to products which demonstrate outstanding new technology achievement during the Spring version of the largest computer trade show in the U.S. Apple's new PowerBook 500 series won first place in the "Portable Computer" category. Other finalists in the category were the IBM ThinkPad 755 family and the Zenith Data Systems Z-NOTEFLEX. The winner for overall "Best of Show" was the Personal OS/2 from IBM, a 4Mb version of OS/3 for Windows. "We're proud to have won this distinction, as it validates our objective for this new line of PowerBooks--which was to design innovative products at competitive prices that meet both real and envisioned customer needs," said Brodie Keast, vice president of Apple's PowerBook division. Introduced on May 16, the PowerBook 500 series of products is based on the Motorola 68LC040 microprocessor and features an entirely new industrial design that incorporates new technologies, such as the Apple Trackpad, which lets users control the cursor with the touch of a finger; intelligent batteries that not only extend battery life, but allow users to easily monitor battery usage; full-page-width displays; and built-in 16-bit, CD-quality stereo sound capabilities for built-in multimedia and presentation support. The series also features built-in Ethernet connection for high speed networking. In making the award, BYTE specifically cited the full features and high performance of the PowerBook 500 series and its upgrade capability to PowerPCđ technology providing users with a future growth path to the next generation microprocessor technology jointly developed by Apple, IBM and Motorola. The PowerBook 500 series' "Best of Show" award carries on the tradition established with the Macintosh Duo System, which won the award during COMDEX/Fall 1992. The PowerBook family has been the recipient of numerous technology, innovation, and excellence awards worldwide since introduction in October of 1991.
mac.344 astojkovic,
I pored najbolje volje i puno truda nisam uspeo da nijedan program, od mnogih koji su ovde ostavljani uz poruke, raspakujem iz arhive. Pomoć može i na mail. hvala. sale
mac.345 vmisev, -> #344, astojkovic
> I pored najbolje volje i puno truda nisam uspeo da nijedan program, od > mnogih koji su ovde ostavljani uz poruke, raspakujem iz arhive. Ajde ti lepo napiši koja je konfiguracija HW/SW koju imaš, koji komuni- kacioni program koristiš, kako si skidao fajlove, da l' si postavio Mac bi- nary, koj arhiver i koju verziju imaš i tako. Opiši detaljno problem, pa će- mo sigurno naći uzrok problema (koji je sigurno kod tebe, arhive su ovde ok) Vladimir
mac.347 madamov, -> #344, astojkovic
> I pored najbolje volje i puno truda nisam uspeo da nijedan program, > od mnogih koji su ovde ostavljani uz poruke, raspakujem iz arhive. Svi programi koji su poslati u ovu temu su kodirani MacBinarijem "u hodu" dok su slati na Sezam. Naime, ZTerm to ima ugrađeno u sebi. Ne znam čime si skidao programe, tj. sa kog računara, ali mi nešto govori da je to Atari ili PC tako da su te arhive neupotrebljive na Meku dok na njima ne obaviš deMacBinary. Takvu opciju ima StuffIt. Kada to obaviš dobijaš normalnu MEk arhivu koju uvlačiš u arhiver i raspakuješ. Dakle, ne morašš opet da skidaš programe, oni su sasvim u redu, jedino je fazon u MacBinary kodiranju.
mac.346 madamov,
From MACNEXUS_LINK 94/07/11 SSW 7.5 Release Item 6995033 94/07/11 10:55PDT From: CARMELA.Z╩ Zamora, Carmela,OSC To: UG$╩ User Groups Sub: 94/07/11 SSW 7.5 Release Good Morning, The following release moved over PR Newswire on Monday, July 11, 1994 at 8:01 AM, EST. Contact: Whitney Greer Apple Computer, Inc. (408) 974-3886 Apple Unveils New Operating System For Macintosh Computers Macintosh System 7.5 includes suite of productivity-enhancing features, is compatible with virtually all Macintosh systems and software CUPERTINO, California--July 11, 1994--The computer platform that defined the concept of "user-friendly" is about to become even easier to use--and streamline the way people use computers to get work done. Apple Computer, Inc. today lifted the veil on the next release of the operating system for the company's flagship Macintosh personal computers. Called Macintosh System 7.5, the new release is based on customer feedback, and incorporates an array of new capabilities designed to enhance the productivity of people using a Macintosh. Macintosh System 7.5 includes technologies that can automate or guide people through many of the more complex tasks associated with using a computer. It simplifies the exchange of information between Macintosh and MS-DOS or Windows computers. And, Macintosh System 7.5 integrates a number of time-saving features previously available at additional cost. The company believes that Macintosh System 7.5 will greatly enhance its competitive position in all its traditional markets, as well as with users of MS-DOS and Windows-based personal computers. Apple expects to ship Macintosh System 7.5 to the market in the late summer, and plans to preview the operating system publicly at the Macworld Exposition on August 2-5 in Boston, Massachusetts. "With our Power Macintosh systems, we became the industry's price/performance leader," said David Nagel, Apple senior vice president and general manager of the company's AppleSoft division. "And with Macintosh System 7.5, we greatly extend our leadership in providing people with systems that are not just easy to use, but also make it easier for people to get their work done." Added Nagel, "As our competitors struggle to bring to market hardware and software systems that attempt to emulate the Macintosh of a decade ago, we continue to raise the bar to a new level. System 7.5 underscores our commitment to deliver technologies that are focused first and foremost on solving people's real-world work needs." Macintosh System 7.5 brings significant improvement to the Macintosh operating system in what Apple believes are five key areas for computer usage in the future: Active Assistance, Personal Productivity, Compatibility, Collaboration, and Advanced Printing and Graphics. As such, Macintosh System 7.5 incorporates a wide collection of new features and technologies (over 50 in all), in an effort to make the experience of using the Macintosh computer more productive and enjoyable. (Note to editors: for a full listing and explanation of all the new features and technologies in Macintosh System 7.5, call 1-800-227-5329.) The following provides a brief summary. Active Assistance Macintosh System 7.5 integrates technologies that make computing easier for people by simplifying difficult or routine computing tasks. For example, Apple Guide is a built-in, interactive guide that leaps beyond traditional help systems by guiding the user, one step at a time, from query through the completion of a task. It provides on- screen visual cues to highlight items so that the user can proceed through to the next step. Apple Guide can be customized to lead users through tasks that are unique to their company or organization. A new Scriptable Finder , based on the AppleScript technology, lets users easily automate system tasks with scripts. For example, people can use one of the many scripts included in Macintosh System 7.5 to set up a File Sharing "drop" folder that automatically enables File Sharing, specifies privileges and creates a folder that can be shared with others on a network. Personal Productivity Independent research consistently concludes that Macintosh users are more productive than users of other computing platforms. Macintosh System 7.5 aims to extend that leadership by streamlining the way people get work done on a computer. Macintosh Drag and Drop makes it even simpler and faster for users to implement basic computing tasks by moving objects around the Macintosh screen to get things done. For example, when a user drags text or graphics to the desktop, a clippings file is automatically created. Another feature, Hierarchical Menus, enables faster and easier access to items that are kept in folders under the Apple menu by displaying sub menus of recent documents and applications that have been used. In addition, an improved Find File capability presents a list of all found files and the path to an individual file, as well as allows the user to drag-and-drop the file to a new location, or even open the file. Compatibility One of Apple's major company-wide strategies is to make it easier for MS-DOS and Windows users to move to the Macintosh platform, and to make it easier for Macintosh customers to work in mixed computing environments. Macintosh PC Exchange and Macintosh Easy Open, for example, are a set of utilities that allow MS-DOS, Windows and OS/2 data files to be opened and edited with compatible Macintosh applications. MacTCP offers built-in TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol)--a major and pervasive communications protocol for UNIX networking--at the software level. TCP/IP is also the standard protocol for the Internet communications network. Collaboration Today, the Macintosh is the most networked brand of personal computer, due in part to Apple's pioneering efforts to develop and build in collaborative tools and technologies. With Macintosh System 7.5, collaborative technology becomes part of the standard Macintosh operating system. For example, PowerTalk --Apple's first collaboration solution for individuals--allows users to send electronic mail, share files and digitally "sign" and forward documents from within an application. PowerTalk includes the universal desktop mailbox--a single mail box for all incoming and outgoing mail--including on-line services, fax, voice, electronic mail from various sources, and documents from any application. Advanced Graphics and Simplified Printing Macintosh has long been acknowledged as the industry's preeminent system for graphic design and production. Macintosh System 7.5 greatly advances this position with the integration of the QuickDraw GX technologies. QuickDraw GX offers easier printing, color management, typography and document portability. For example, to print a document in QuickDraw GX, a user can simply drag the file to the desktop printer icon. The print queue status can easily be viewed and rearranged by double clicking on the printer icon. As well, the user can easily drag the document to a different printer icon. A new type of document file-format in QuickDraw GX also allows users to create a file that can be opened, viewed and printed from any other Macintosh with QuickDraw GX installed, without having the original fonts or application installed. Advanced features of QuickDraw GX that will appeal to the publishing community include sophisticated typography, international support for languages such as Kanji or Arabic and enhanced color matching. Support for Macintosh System 7.5 Current third-party developer support for Macintosh System 7.5 is strong and growing. Among the vendors that will be supporting the new operating system are WordPerfect Corporation, Microsoft, Aldus, Adobe and many more. "The new features in Macintosh System 7.5 give us new opportunity to differentiate our word processing application. Specifically, we are getting tremendous feedback from our beta users regarding the Apple Guide and Macintosh Drag and Drop enhancements," said Dave Harding, product manager for WordPerfect 3.1, WordPerfect Corporation. System Requirements Macintosh System 7.5 will run on Macintosh computers with appropriate Random Access Memory (RAM) and at least a 68020 processor. This includes all currently shipping desktop Macintosh models, PowerBook notebook computers, and all of Apple's recently introduced Power Macintosh systems. The new release will be compatible with virtually all Macintosh applications software currently available. On a 680x0-based Macintosh computer, Macintosh System 7.5 requires a minimum of four megabytes of RAM to run the core elements with most applications and a minimum of eight megabytes of RAM to use PowerTalk and QuickDraw GX. When installed on Power Macintosh systems, Macintosh System 7.5 requires a minimum of eight megabytes of RAM for the core elements and 16 megabytes to use PowerTalk and QuickDraw GX. Apple plans to make Macintosh System 7.5 available in CD-ROM and floppy disk formats. The CD-ROM package is expected to include an "Extras" folder containing third-party applications such as "mail gateways" for PowerTalk communications, printing extensions that allow customizing print output, and other utilities. Headquartered in Cupertino, Calif., Apple Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) develops, manufactures and markets personal computers, servers and personal interactive electronic systems for use in business, education, the home, science, engineering and government. A recognized pioneer and innovator in the information industry, Apple does business in more than 120 countries. -30- Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh, PowerBook and MacTCP are registered trademarks, of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. AppleScript, Finder, Macintosh PC Exchange, Power Macintosh, PowerTalk and QuickDraw are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Other products or companies mentioned may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective companies and are used with no intent to infringe upon that trademark. NOTE TO EDITORS: If you are interested in receiving Apple press releases by fax, call 1-800-AAPL-FAX (1-800-227-5329) and enter I.D. number 6172. 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mac.348 madamov,
Floppy Toolbox. Programče za formatiranje i brisanje disketa. ftoolbox.sit
mac.349 madamov,
Programče koje omogućava da se iako Apple HD Setup ne dozvoljava dve Macintosh particije da se naprave dve takve particije. Setup Partitions. setpart.sit
mac.350 spantic,
Cenjeni Macovci, imam problem. Naime, treba hitno da UL fajl u SAD. Problem je u činjenici da ljudi imaju Mac-a, ja jasno PC. Gde je tu problem? Pa ne bi trebao da bude, osim u činjenici da ljudi ne umeju da podese svoj komunikacioni program. Ima li ko iskustva sa time?
mac.351 vmisev, -> #350, spantic
> Cenjeni Macovci, imam problem. Naime, treba hitno da UL fajl u SAD. Pro- > blem je u činjenici da ljudi imaju Mac-a, ja jasno PC. Gde je tu problem? > Pa ne bi trebao da bude, osim u činjenici da ljudi ne umeju da podese svoj > komunikacioni program. Ima li ko iskustva sa time? Ja zaista ne vidim u čemu je problem. Ajd' da treba da se radi UL SA Macintosha NA PC, pa da kaže čovek (da uključuju Mac Binary, da podese Type i Creator i sl), ali ovako mi nije jasno. Problem je isti kao da želiš da radiš UL PC - PC, a ljudi na čiju mašinu radiš UL nemaju pojma. Znači, sve što treba da urade je da za Receive postave Zmodem (odnosno protokol koji korstite, ali pretpostavljam da se radi o Zmodem), i eventual- no da uključe da se automatski startuje prijem. To je sve. Da, ako nije BBS, da znaju da otkucaju ATA ili postave ATS0=1 (opet, ako modem koji imaju pre- poznaje Hayes naredbe ;). A za detalje kako to uraditi, potrebno je da znam koji program koriste. Vladimir
mac.352 astojkovic,
Odgovor: Milanu Adamovu Tema: DeMacBin I Hvala. Ona fora za demacbin "radi". Koristio sam program koji si ti napisao. II Programom extension manager ili tako nešto "uspeo" sam da na svoj BLAGI užas oborim jednu Quadru 700 i zamalo izazovem kašnjenje "Evropskih novosti". Pa sad ti vidi... sale p.s. sad bar znam kako izgleda "tužni Mac"
mac.353 madamov, -> #350, spantic
> osim u činjenici da ljudi ne umeju da podese svoj komunikacioni program. Ima > li ko iskustva sa time? Koji komunikacioni program koriste? Ako koriste neki drugi, reci im da monumentalno pronađu ZTerm 0.9 (shareware je tako da ne bi trebal oda bude problema sa nabavkom). Da probam da pretpostavim neke stvari. Ukoliko je reč o nekom high-speed modemu, trebalo je da dobiju hardware handshake kabl uz njega (Mek ima tu manu da njegov MiniDIN-8 serijski port ima manjak pinova, pa je za hardverski RTS/CTS potreban posebno napravljen kabl). Što se povezivanja modema tiče to je jednostavno, a i svi komunikacioni programi po defaultu postavljaju port na modem port (Mekov printerski port je takođe serijski). Po povezivanju i ulasku u program dolaze klasični problemi nevezano za tip kompjutera, osim što se programa tiče.
mac.354 madamov, -> #352, astojkovic
> Hvala. Ona fora za demacbin "radi". Koristio sam program koji si ti napisao. Hvala tebi što si koristio taj moj program. B)) > Programom extension manager...oborim jednu Quadru 700 Mene Extension manager nijednom nije zaj*****. Mora da si njime isključio nešto što Quadra 700 traži da ima uključeno od INIT-a.
mac.355 madamov,
Sećate se one priče da u Patrijaršiji postoje Mekovi? E, istina je. Doduše postoje kod nekih Vladika, nije cela "pokrivena" računarima. Naime, pre neki dan imao sam čast da obučavam Vladiku Artemija i njegovog ordonansa (valjda se ovako kaže?) Oca Simeuna da rade na Macintosh PowerBook Duo 230. P.S. Istina je: Atanasije ima Macintosh IIfx. B) I pravi fontove. B)
mac.356 madamov,
Kako instalirati TCP/IP protokol na Meka? mactcp.sit
mac.357 madamov,
Quadra 610: Description (10/93) Overview -------- Based on the fast 25-mHz Motorola 68040 processor, the Macintosh Quadra 610 provides affordable high performance. It comes with 8MB of RAM and an integral math coprocessor (no FPU in the USA's 8/160 configuration). You can expand memory to up to 68MB for sophisticated graphics and multimedia applications as well as mainstream business programs. The Quadra 610 provides high-speed Ethernet support on-board. For convenience, the Quadra 610 supports all Apple displays and almost any commonly available third-party display, including monochrome or color, portrait or landscape, RGB or VGA, and any screen size. You can display up to 256 colors on all Apple color monitors and, with additional video RAM, more than 32,000 colors on most Apple monitors. Which means you get more colors than ever from your display without having to purchase an additional video card. The Quadra 610 is easy to expand. It comes with eight built-in ports and an expansion slot, so you can set up a system that meets your exact needs, as well as increase your computing power as your needs grow. The Quadra 610 includes an internal hard drive. Its high-speed SCSI interface lets you add high-volume storage devices, such as the AppleCD 300i internal CD-ROM drive, so you can run hundreds of CD-ROM titles. Features -------- ą 25-MHz 68040 processor with integral math coprocessor ą 8MB of RAM, expandable to 68MB ą 512K of VRAM, expandable to 1MB ą Works with all Apple monitors as well as many third-party NTSC, PAL, VGA, and SuperVGA displays Expansion --------- ą With 512K VRAM upgrade, supports 16-bit color, allowing for display of thousands of colors ą Eight built-in ports to support a wide range of peripherals ą Slot for processor-direct or NuBus expansion card (requires adapter) ą Optional internal CD-ROM drive ą On-board Ethernet (AAUI) Compatibility & Networking -------------------------- ą Runs thousands of Macintosh applications ą Reads Macintosh, Windows, MS-DOS, OS/2, and ProDOS floppy disk formats ą Built-in AppleTalk networking ą File sharing without a dedicated server Ordering Information -------------------- Order No. M2319LL/A ą Macintosh Quadra 610 computer with 8MB RAM, 512K of VRAM, built-in 1.4MB Apple SuperDrive, and internal 160MB hard disk drive ą Ethernet ą Mouse ą System software version 7.1 ą Complete setup, learning, and reference documentation ą Limited warranty Order No. M2099LL/A ą Macintosh Quadra 610 computer with 8MB RAM, 1MB of VRAM, FPU, built-in 1.4MB Apple SuperDrive, and internal 230MB hard disk drive ą Ethernet ą AppleCD 300i ą Mouse ą System software version 7.1 ą Complete setup, learning, and reference documentation ą Limited warranty Order No. M1402LL/A ą NuBus Adapter for Quadra 610 (same as Macintosh Centris 610 NuBus adapter) ą MC68040, 25-MHz clock speed, 32-bit data bus, integral floating point unit (FPU) Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
mac.358 madamov,
Quadra 610: Specifications (10/93) Microprocessor ------------- ą MC68040, 25-MHz clock speed, 32-bit data bus, integral floating point unit (FPU) -- except in the USA's 8/160 configuration ą Integral Paged Memory Management Unit (PMMU) and 8K-cache architecture Memory ------ ą Comes with 8MB of RAM on the logic board ą Expandable to 68MB of RAM by adding Single Inline Memory Modules (SIMMs) to two 72-pin slots. (Doesn't support 1MB, 2MB, or 64MB 72-pin SIMMs.) RAM must be 80 ns or faster. ą Includes RAM disk software ą 1MB ROM Disk Drives ----------- ą One built-in Apple SuperDrive 1.4MB floppy disk drive ą One internal 160MB or 230MB ą Accommodates one 5.25-inch half-height device, such as the AppleCD 300i internal CD-ROM drive Video Display ------------- ą Supports all Apple displays ą Works with a wide range of third-party displays, including some 19-in., VGA, SVGA, NTSC, and PAL monitors Video RAM (VRAM) ---------------- VRAM must be 80 ns or faster. 512K Standard Supports: ą 32,768 colors on the Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display ą 256 colors on the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Display (13"), Macintosh Color Display (14"), and Macintosh 16-inch Color Display ą 256 shades of gray on the Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display ą 16 shades of gray on the Macintosh Portrait Display (15") ą 16 colors on the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display 1MB Option Supports: ą 32,768 colors on the Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Display (13"), Macintosh Color Display (14"), and Macintosh 16-inch Color Display ą 256 shades of gray on the Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display and Macintosh Portrait Display (15") ą 256 colors on the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display System Software --------------- Macintosh System software version 7.1 with System Enabler 040 ver. 1.1 Interfaces ---------- ą Internal expansion slot for one processor-direct or 7-inch NuBus expansion card (requires adaptor) ą SCSI interface for connecting up to six external peripheral devices ą AAUI-15 Ethernet connector (optional) ą Two serial (RS-232/RS-422) ports ą One video port for color and monochrome displays of various sizes and resolutions ą One sound-output port (stereo) for external amplifier or headphones, and CD playthrough ą One sound-input port for monaural sound input ą Two Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) ports for a keyboard, mouse, and other devices Sound Generator --------------- ą Custom integrated circuit that drives a stereo miniature headphone jack (22 kHz sample rate) Keyboard and Mouse ------------------ ą Several ADB keyboards with numeric keypads available ą Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II Clock/Calendar -------------- ą Custom integrated circuit with long-life lithium battery Disability Access ----------------- CloseView, Easy Access, and visible-beep software are built in. These and third-party options provide alternative input and output devices Power Requirements ------------------ ą Line voltage: 100 to 240 V AC, RMS single phase, automatically configured ą Frequency: 47 to 63 Hz ą Power: 210 W maximum, not including display power ADB power Requirements ---------------------- ą Maximum current draw for all ADB devices: 500 mA (three ADB devices maximum recommended) ą Mouse draws 10 mA ą Keyboard draws 25 to 80 mA (depending on the model used) Size and Weight --------------- Main Unit: ą Height: 3.4 in. (8.5 cm) ą Width: 16.3 in. (41.5 cm) ą Depth: 15.6 in. (39.7 cm) ą Weight: 14.0 lbs (6.4 kg) Weight varies depending internal devices installed. Mouse: ą╩Height: 1.3 in. (3.3 cm) ą Width: 2.4 in. (6.2 cm) ą Depth: 4.2 in. (10.7 cm) ą Weight: 4.0 oz. (0.10 kg) Operating Environment --------------------- ą Operating temperature: 50 to 104í F (10 to 40í C) ą Storage temperature: đ40 to 116.6í F (đ40 to 47 íC) ą Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing ą Maximum altitude: 10,000 ft. (3,048 m) Article Change History: 26 October 1993 - added reference to lack of FPU in 8/160 configuration. Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
mac.359 madamov,
Kad ne znate šta znači neki broj greške pokrenite ovaj program. easyerr.sit
mac.361 astojkovic, -> #354, madamov
rep 10.354 '> Hvala. Ona fora za demacbin "radi". Koristio sam program koji si ti napisao. ' ' Hvala tebi što si koristio taj moj program. B)) Ništa, ništa, koristim ja i unarj i za meka i i za atari. Još samo ikonicu da uveličam pa da odštampam na qms 860, a3 format. :) sale ps reče li Visokopreosveštenima kako se "zovu" sličice na Meku?
mac.362 spantic,
Cenjeni Macovci, imam problem. Naime, treba hitno da UL fajl u SAD. Problem je u činjenici da ljudi imaju Mac-a, ja jasno PC. Gde je tu problem? Pa ne bi trebao da bude, osim u činjenici da ljudi ne umeju da podese svoj komunikacioni program. Ima li ko iskustva sa time?
mac.363 vmisev, -> #361, astojkovic
> qms 860, a3 format. :) Da l' to beše onaj: "In the wild, its a killer. In business, its a lifesaver." :) HamerHead, ako se ne varam? Vladimir P.S. Od QMS jedino mi se više sviđa NewGen :)
mac.364 vmisev, -> #362, spantic
> Cenjeni Macovci, imam problem. Naime, treba hitno da UL fajl u SAD. To smo već rešili, daj nešto novo ;) Vladimir P.S. Ako nisi, pogledaj par prethodnih poruka. Madamov je rekao više - manje sve. Dok ne daš više detalja, ne može se više reći...
mac.365 astojkovic, -> #363, vmisev
rep to vmisev 10.363 ' HamerHead, ako se ne varam? Vladimir Pa ako znaš kako izgleda šporet.... :) sale
mac.366 spantic, -> #351, vmisev
> A za detalje kako to uraditi, potrebno je da znam koji program koriste. Hvala na pomoći. Voleo bih i ja više da znam ;( Oni tvrde da ostavljaju uključen komunikacioni program sa auto odzivom, ali na perfektno čistoj vezi prvi put mi se javio fax, a svih ostalih je počelo rukovanje i ništa.
mac.367 spantic, -> #355, madamov
> P.S. Istina je: Atanasije ima Macintosh IIfx. B) I pravi fontove. B) Prvo, hvala na pomoći, a sad da li će isti (fontovi) moći da se vide?
mac.368 spantic, -> #364, vmisev
> P.S. Ako nisi, pogledaj par prethodnih poruka. Madamov je rekao više - > manje sve. Dok ne daš više detalja, ne može se više reći... Izvinjavam se na duplikatu :( Problem nije rešen, jer jednostavno ljude izgleda da mrzi, tako da im ja danas šaljem fajl po Poni ekspresu za SAD ;(
mac.370 vmisev, -> #367, spantic
> Prvo, hvala na pomoći, a sad da li će isti (fontovi) moći da se vide? Pa sad, ako Tasa nabavi i modem, verovatno :) Vladimir
mac.371 vmisev, -> #366, spantic
> Oni tvrde da ostavljaju uključen komunikacioni program sa auto odzivom, > ali na perfektno čistoj vezi prvi put mi se javio fax, a svih ostalih je > počelo rukovanje i ništa. Kaži ti njima šta ti reče Miki, tj, pod hitno da nabave Zterm (ima ga na Sezamu ;), i u terminal prozoru da otkucaju jedno lepo: ATZ ATS0=1 A da u meniju posave Receive na Zmodem i to je to. Ti gi pozoveš, modem se javi, ti lupiš PgUp, počenš transfer, onaj tamo primi i to je to. Ali, spominjao si i da se fax javljao... Ko zna šta su oni povezali sa čim i kako su sve podesili? Da ti tvoji prijatelji nisu od onih koji stave nalepnicu na disketu, pa sve đuture u pisaću mašinu da je ispišu? ;) Vladimir
mac.372 madamov, -> #361, astojkovic
> odštampam na qms 860, a3 format. :) Od QMS štampača, bliski susret sam imao sam sa ColourScript 210. B) > reče li Visokopreosveštenima kako se "zovu" sličice na Meku? Aha, nisu se baš mnogo začudili. B) Ali je zato meni Vladika Artemije objasnio zašto je Apple uzeo zagriženu jabuku za svoj zaštitni znak. B)
mac.373 madamov, -> #367, spantic
> Prvo, hvala na pomoći, a sad da li će isti (fontovi) moći da se vide? Nema na čemu. Što se fontova tiče, ni ja ih nisam video, štaviše ni Atanasija nisam video, to za fx-a sam ja pitao Artemija, on mi potvrdno odgovorio, na šta se priključio i Simeon sa informacijom o tome da je Atanasije kupio nekoliko programa pomoću kojih pravi ćirilične fontove.
mac.374 spantic, -> #371, vmisev
> Ali, spominjao si i da se fax javljao... Ko zna šta su oni povezali sa > čim i kako su sve podesili? Da ti tvoji prijatelji nisu od onih koji > stave nalepnicu na disketu, pa sve đuture u pisaću mašinu da je ispišu? ;) Otkud znam? Znam samo da je šef te firme sada ovde i na moje pitanje koji format slike mogu da prihvate sa softverom koji imaju odgovorio: otkud ja znam. Inače se bave grafičkim dizajnom ;) BTW. Stvarno, koji format slike?
mac.375 vmisev, -> #374, spantic
> Otkud znam? Znam samo da je šef te firme sada ovde i na moje pitanje koji > format slike mogu da prihvate sa softverom koji imaju odgovorio: otkud ja > znam. Inače se bave grafičkim dizajnom ;) Kuku??? Je l' taj šef naše gore list? ;( > BTW. Stvarno, koji format slike? Zavisi koji je program u pitanju. U principu idu i GIF i TTF i JPG i sve što može da ti padne napamet (SUN formati). Mislim da ne može format slike sa ZX81 ;) (al' bi se dao npraviti filter i za to :)) Vladimir P.S. TIF bi MORAO da prođe u svakom iole ozbiljnom programu.
mac.376 janko, -> #372, madamov
> Aha, nisu se baš mnogo začudili. B) Ali je zato meni > Vladika Artemije objasnio zašto je Apple uzeo zagriženu > jabuku za svoj zaštitni znak. B) Zašto? :)
mac.377 janko, -> #374, spantic
> Otkud znam? Znam samo da je šef te firme sada ovde i na > moje pitanje koji format slike mogu da prihvate sa > softverom koji imaju odgovorio: otkud ja znam. Inače se > bave grafičkim dizajnom ;) > > BTW. Stvarno, koji format slike? A šta šalješ? Skeniranu sliku ili crtanu sliku? Photoshop ili Illustrator?
mac.378 spantic, -> #375, vmisev
> Kuku??? Je l' taj šef naše gore list? ;( Jeste, ali kaže da je pravi američki šef ;)
mac.379 nnenad,
Cao Mekovci, nije me bilo neko vreme(bio je naporan ispitni rok)ali tu sam i naterao sam se da procitam sa sezama sve sto je bilo o PowerPC Mekovima. Interesuje me da li su formati fajlova na obicnim mekovima i PowerMac ovima isti tj. da li ja sa moga npr. MS Worda mogu procitati fajl koji je napravljen u wordu za PowerMaca. Dakle je tu i dalje sve isto ili se opet moraju koristiti convertori koji ce da prevedu fajl. PS. Da li ima vec kod nas PowerMacova. Ako neko ima tu azdaju rado bi je gledao. AJd u zdravlje Nenad Deusic.
mac.382 madamov, -> #376, janko
> Zašto? :) Zato što ona (jabuka) predstavlja Evinu jabuku koja, koliko sam shvatio, simboliše želju za znanjem, a kompjuteri donose nova saznanja pa je, po Artemiju, Apple napravio odličan zaštitini znak koji mnogo govori. A ja mu pre toga ispričah kako su Steve i Stephen sklopili prvi Apple u garaži pored koje je bila plantaža jabuka, na šta mi on odgovori sa: "Ma, nije to..." i ispriča ovu priču. B)
mac.381 madamov, -> #375, vmisev
> P.S. TIF bi MORAO da prođe u svakom iole ozbiljnom programu. Apsolutno tačno. I prolazi.
mac.380 madamov, -> #374, spantic
> BTW. Stvarno, koji format slike? TIFF je najbolji u svakom slučaju, osim ako nisi siguran da koriste Ilustrator ili Photoshop. U tom slučaju možeš slobodno na PC-u (Windowsu) iz tih programa da snimiš fajl u njihovom formatu. Stručna referenca: tekstovi moje malenkosti na tu temu u brojevima 28 i 29 Vremena Kompjutera. B)))
mac.383 madamov,
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mac.384 madamov, -> #379, nnenad
> Interesuje me da li su formati fajlova na obicnim mekovima i PowerMac ovima > isti PowerMac je, takođe, Mac tako da su formati isti. PowerMac se ponaša kao i svaki Mac samo je "nešto" brži. > da li ja sa moga npr. MS Worda mogu procitati fajl koji je napravljen u wordu > za PowerMaca Neće postojati Word for PowerMac, već i dalje Word for Macintosh, jer, kao što rekoh, PowerMac je Macintosh. Sadašnji Word 5.1b radi i na PowerMac-u. Inače, Microsoft je native PowerPC verzije svojih proizvoda najavio za septembar. > Da li ima vec kod nas PowerMacova. Ima. Ja znam za jednog, a biće uskoro još jedan (već je u Budimpešti koliko sam čuo). Jedan drugar mi reče da su u Beogradu još dva i jedna Quadra sa PowerPC upgrade-om.
mac.386 madamov,
LaserWriter Select 360: Description (10/93) The LaserWriter Select 360 printer is a low-cost, high performance printer that features a 10 page-per-minute (ppm) engine. The first thing youŇll notice about the LaserWriter Select 360 is its outstanding print quality. Offering 600-dot-per-inch (dpi) resolution, the LaserWriter Select 360 produces consistently superior output with crisp text, rich graphics and perfect curves. The LaserWriter Select 360, which is based on an AMD 29200 RISC microprocessor, is significantly faster than the Personal LaserWriter NTR, and approximately 16% faster than the LaserWriter Pro 630. It has LocalTalk, RS-232, and parallel (Centronics) ports, but no SCSI port for attaching an external hard drive. Whether you use Macintosh, Windows, or MS-DOS computers, the LaserWriter Select 360 provides the plug-and-play simplicity you need. All ports stay active simultaneously, so the printer can accept jobs from all types of computers without you having to change a single setting. The LaserWriter Select 360 also automatically switches between PostScript Level 2 and PCL 5 languages. When you add the PostScript Fax Card, the LaserWriter Select 360 offers another big advantage, you can use it to receive and send faxes as easily as you can print from both Macintosh and Windows computers. WhatŇs more, you can print them on plain paper at up to 600-dpi resolution. Everyone on the network can use the LaserWriter Select 360 to send faxes to any PostScript or standard Group 3 fax machine and know theyŇll arrive looking their best. With two versatile paper trays built-in, plus an optional third tray, the LaserWriter Select 360 supports a total paper capacity of 800 sheets. FEATURES: Print quality ------------- ą 600-dot-per-inch (dpi) resolution for high quality text and graphics ą 64 scalable fonts Performance ----------- ą Up to 10 page-per-minute print speed ą AMD Am29200 RISC processor ą EPA Energy Star compliant; automatic sleep mode when the printer is idle Target Customer --------------- ą Small to medium workgroups in Macintosh and mixed Macintosh/Windows environments Optional PostScript fax capability ---------------------------------- ą Optional PostScript Fax Card for adding plain-paper fax capability to the printer ą Allows all Macintosh and PC users on a network to send and receive faxes at up to 600 dpi Compatibility ------------- ą Simple plug-in connection to Macintosh, MS-DOS, and Windows computers ą Simultaneous connection to parallel, LocalTalk, and serial ports ą Automatic emulation switching between PostScript Level 2 and PCL 5 Paper handling -------------- ą Two paper trays included (50 and 250 sheet capacity) ą Optional 250 or 500 sheet tray ą Maximum capacity with options: 800 sheets ą Paper sizes: Supports U.S. letter, U.S. legal, A4, B5, Labels, envelopes, most textured stock and transparencies Interfaces ---------- ą Simultaneous connection to parallel, LocalTalk, and RS-232 serial interfaces ą Connector for optional PostScript Fax Card Fonts ---- ą Apple Font Library (64 fonts total) Đ35 fonts in ROM from the following font families: Avant Garde, Bookman, Courier, Helvetica, Helvetica Narrow, New Century Schoolbook, Paaatino, Symbol, Times, Zapf Chancery, and Zapf Dingbats Đ29 fonts on Macintosh disk from the following font families: Chicago, Delphian, Garamond Narrow, Geneva, Helvetica Black, Helvetica Compressed, Lubalin Graph, Lucida Bright, Machine, Monaco, Nadianne, New York, Old English Text, Onyx, Oxford, Swing, and Zeal ą Compatible with any TrueType or PostScript font Ordering Information -------------------- LaserWriter 360 & accessory kit (no toner cartridge) Order No. M2049LL/A LaserWriter 360 Bundle (printer, accessory kit & toner cartridge) Order No. B1333LL/A LaserWriter 360 Toner cartridge Order No. M1960G/A LaserWriter 360 PostScript Fax Card Order No. M2345LL/A Apple LaserWriter Select 250-Sheet Feeder/Cassette (supports A4, U.S. letter, A5, and executive paper sizes) Order No. M2041G/A Apple LaserWriter Select 500-Sheet Feeder/Cassette (supports A4 and U.S. letter paper sizes) Order No. M2042G/A Apple LaserWriter Select 250-Sheet Letter Cassette Order No. M2034G/A Apple LaserWriter Select Envelope Cassette (holds 30 envelopes) Order No. M2031G/A Apple LaserWriter Select Legal Cassette (holds 250 sheets) Order No. M2032G/A Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc
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Quadra 605: Specifications (10/93) Microprocessor ------------- ą MC680LC40, 25 MHz clock speed, logic board clock 25 MHz; 32-bit data bus ą Socket for optional floating-point unit (FPU) ą Integrated Paged Memory Management Unit (PMMU) Memory ------ ą Comes with 4MB of RAM on the logic board ą Expandable to 36MB by adding one SIMM to a single 72-pin slot ą Includes RAM disk software Disk drives ----------- ą One built-in Apple SuperDrive 1.4MB floppy disk drive ą One internal 80MB or 160MB hard disk ą Optional external hard disk drive ą Optional external AppleCD CD-ROM drive Video display ------------- Supports several displays, including: ą Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display ą Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display ą AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Display (13-inch) ą Macintosh Color Display (14-inch) ą Macintosh Portrait Display (15-inch) ą Macintosh 16-inch Color Display ą Third-party monitors ą VGA monitors Video RAM (VRAM) ---------------- ą 512K standard ą Expandable to 1MB Color depth support ą Standard 8-bit color for display of 256 colors on monitors up to 16-inches. ą 16-bit color with additional 512K of VRAM; permits display of thousands of colors on monitors up to 16 inches ą 512K standard supports: - 32,768 colors on the Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display - 256 colors on the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Display (13-inch), Macintosh Color Display (14"), and Macintosh 16-inch Color Display - 256 shades of gray on the Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display - 16 shades of gray on the Macintosh Portrait Display (15-inch) - 16 colors on the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display ą 1MB option supports: - 32,768 colors on the Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, AppleColor High- Resolution RGB Display (13-inch), and Macintosh Color Display (14-inch) - 256 colors on the Macintosh 16-inch Color Display - 256 shades of gray on the Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display and Macintosh Portrait Display (15-inch) - 256 colors on the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display Interfaces ---------- ą One Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) port for a keyboard, mouse, and other devices ą SCSI interface for connecting up to six external peripheral devices ą Two serial (RS-232/RS-422) ports ą One video port for color and monochrome displays of various sizes and resolutions ą Sound-output port (stereo) for external amplifier or headphones ą Sound-input port for stereo sound input ą Slot for most expansion cards that are compatible with Macintosh LC II, LC III, and LC 520 Processor Direct Slots. Networking ---------- ą Built-in AppleTalk port Sound Input ----------- ą 8-bit analog-to-digital monophonic recording ą Sample rates: 11 or 22 kHz Keyboard and mouse Keyboard and Mouse ------------------ ą Several ADB keyboards with numeric key pads available ą Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II Clock/Calendar -------------- ą Custom integrated circuit with long-life lithium battery Disability Access ----------------- ą CloseView, Easy Access, and visible-beep software are built in. ą Third-party options provide alternative input and output devices Power Requirements ------------------ ą Line voltage: 90 to 240 VAC, RMS single phase, automatically configured ą Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz ą Power: 30 watts maximum, not including display power ą EPA Energy Star compliant ADB Power Requirements ---------------------- ą Maximum current draw for all ADB devices: 200 mA (three ADB devices maximum is recommended) ą Mouse draws 80 mA ą Keyboard draws 25 to 80 mA (varies with keyboard model used) Size and Weight --------------- Main unit: ą Height: 2.9 inches (7.4 cm) ą Width: 12.2 inches (31.0 cm) ą Depth: 15.3 inches (38.8 cm) ą Weight: 8.8 pounds (4.0 kg) (varies based on internal devices installed) Mouse: ą Height: 1.3 inches (3.3 cm) ą Width: 2.4 inches (6.2 cm) ą Depth: 4.2 inches (10.7 cm) ą Weight: 4.0 ounces (0.10 kg) Operating Environment --------------------- ą Operating temperature: 50 to 104 F (10 to 40 C) ą Storage temperature: -40 to 116.6 F (-40 to 47 C) ą Relative humidity: 20% to 80% noncondensing ą Maximum altitude: 10,000 ft. (3,048 m) System Software Requirements ---------------------------- Requires System 7.1 or later and System Enabler 065. What's Included --------------- Software included: System Software 7.1, QuickTime 1.6.1, HyperCard Player 2.1, Macintosh Basics 4.2 and MacCheck 1.0.4. Documentation included: ą Getting Started with your Macintosh Quadra 605 ą Macintosh User's Guide ą Technical Specifications for your Macintosh Quadra 605 Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
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Apple und Novell vereinbaren die Implementierung von NetWare 4 auf den Apple PowerPC Workgroup Servern Cupertino/Mčnchen, 10. Mai 1994. Apple Computer und Novell Inc. vereinbarten, NetWare 4 - die fčhrende Netzwerk-Systemsoftware von Novell - auf den neuen Apple PowerPC Servern zu implementieren. Diese Vereinbarung ist Teil eines weitreichenden Abkommens, das zum Ziel hat, Anwendern gleichermažen die ErweiterungsmÜglichkeiten von NetWare 4 und das einzigartige Preis-/LeistungsverhŐltnis der Apple PowerPC Systeme anzubieten. In Verbindung mit NetWare 4 und den neuen PowerPC Servern bietet Apple allen Anwendern eine ideale LÜsung fčr heterogene unternehmensweite Netzwerkumgebungen an. Dadurch kÜnnen sowohl Apple Anwender als auch Novell Anwender kčnftig die Hard- und Softwareplattform noch flexibler auf die jeweilige Netzwerkumgebung abstimmen. ŃDas Abkommen mit Novell ist ein weiterer Schritt in die von Apple eingeschlagene Richtung, Apple Technologien einer grÜžeren Anzahl von Anwendern unterschiedlicher Plattformen und Betriebssysteme zugŐnglich zu machenĎ, erklŐrte Michael Spindler, President und Chief Executive Officer von Apple. ŃDarčber hinaus setzt die Kooperation MažstŐbe fčr die Unterstčtzung der neuen Apple PowerPC Workgroup Server durch die Industrie. Mit der Integration von Industriestandards wie NetWare 4 erweitert Apple sein Angebot an NetzwerklÜsungen und bietet allen Anwendern nun eine grože Bandbreite an Kommunikationsprodukten.Ď ŃNetWare 4 in Verbindung mit den neuen PowerPC Servern von Apple gewŐhrleistet erweiterte NetzwerklÜsungen auf Basis einer leistungsstarken PlattformĎ, erklŐrte Robert J. Frankenberg, President und Chief Executive Officer von Novell. ŃDie PowerPC-Technologie markiert einen neuen Meilenstein in der Computerindustrie, und mit NetWare wird Apple zu einem starken Anbieter bei heterogenen unternehmensweiten NetzwerklÜsungen.Ď NetWare ergŐnzt und erweitert die Netzwerksoftware-Familie von Apple, zu der AppleShare File and Print Services, PowerShare Collaboration Servers, AppleSearch und Apple Remote Access gehÜren. Mit der Implementierung von NetWare in die neuen Workgroup Server werden sowohl NetWare- als auch AppleTalk-Protokolle unterstčtzt. Anwender haben dadurch die MÜglichkeit, ihre Netzwerkkonfiguration nahtlos zu erweitern: angefangen von kleinen Netzwerken auf Basis von Macintosh Computern und DOS/Windows PCs čber Client/Server LÜsungen im Apple LAN-Netzwerk bis hin zu verteilten Netzwerken in Verbindung mit NetWare 4. Auch Entwickler profitieren von der Implementierung von NetWare 4: Sie erhalten eine leistungsstarke Plattform zur Entwicklung von NetWare Modulen, Applikationen und Netzwerk-Services fčr die PowerPC-Architektur. NetWare 4 fčr die neuen Apple PowerPC Workgroup Server soll Ende 1994 erhŐltlich sein. Weitere Informationen werden rechtzeitig bekanntgegeben. Weitere KooperationsplŐne zwischen Apple und Novell ErgŐnzend zu der Vereinbarung, NetWare 4 auf den neuen PowerPC Servern von Apple zu implementieren, beschlossen Apple und Novell weitere Kooperationen. So gab Novell seine Unterstčtzung der Apple Open Transport Communications Architektur bekannt, mit der es mÜglich sein wird, unterschiedliche Protokolle innerhalb eines Macintosh Netzwerkes anzusprechen. Das NetWare Core Protokoll (NCP) wird in diesem Fall in Macintosh Computer implementiert, die mit der Open Transport Communications Architektur ausgestattet sind. Dabei wird der NCP Client durch das IPX/SPX Netzwerkprotokoll von Novell oder das TCP/IP-Protokoll unterstčtzt. Diese MÜglichkeit bietet Macintosh Anwendern zwei Alternativen fčr die NetWare-Verbindung: Beim Einsatz von AppleTalk-basierten Protokollen kÜnnen die Ńplug-and-playĎ Vorteile von AppleTalk sowie der transparente Zugang zu NetWare und AppleShare Server genutzt werden - in Verbindung mit NCP Protokollen dagegen lassen sich Macintosh Computer als integrierte Komponenten eines NetWare-Netzwerkes steuern und verwalten. NetWare-Anwender erhalten dadurch die freie Wahl des Clients, und Macintosh Anwender bekommen einen gleichberechtigten Status innerhalb des NetWare-Netzwerkes. Darčber hinaus bekrŐftigten Apple und Novell ihre Absicht, kčnftig die NetWare Directory Services (NDS) und den Message Handling Service (MHS) von Novell und Open Collaboration Environment (AOCE) von Apple zu integrieren - einschliežlich der PowerTalk Client Produkte. Beide Unternehmen werden zudem LÜsungen fčr die KompatibilitŐt zwischen Novells AppWare Development Environment und OpenDoc anbieten. In diesem Zusammenhang arbeiten Apple und Novell weiterhin mit Component Integration Labs zusammen, um OpenDoc gleichzeitig fčr Macintosh, OS/2, UNIX und Windows Systeme anbieten zu kÜnnen.
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Macintosh LC 475: Specifications (10/93) Microprocessor -------------- ą 68LC040, 32-bit architecture, 25 mHz clock frequency Can be upgraded to full 68040, which includes FPU. ą CMOS custom clock/calendar with long-life lithium battery Memory ------ ą 4MB RAM, expandable to 36MB via 72-pin socket. Upgrade with 1MB, 4MB, 16MB single-sided SIMMs; or 2MB, 4MB, or 32MB double-sided SIMMs. Possible configurations are 4MB, 5MB, 6MB, 8MB, 12MB, 20MB, and 36MB. SIMMs are the same as those used in Macintosh LC III, and Centris/Quadra 610 and 650. ą 512K VRAM for 256 colors, expandable to 1MB for 32,000 colors Displays -------- The LC 475 works with all Apple and many third-party displays from 12-inch to 21-inch, including VGA and portrait displays. A separate Tech Info Library article provides details. Storage ------- ą Built-in Apple SuperDrive 1.4MB high-density floppy disk drive, reads disks from Macintosh, Apple II, MS-DOS, and Windows systems ą Internal 80MB or 160MB SCSI hard disk drive ą Optional external SCSI hard disk drives (several capacities available) ą Optional external AppleCD CD-ROM drive Electrical Requirements ----------------------- ą Line voltage: 90 to 240 volts AC, RMS single-phase ą Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz ą Power: 30 watts maximum, not including display power Interfaces ---------- ą One Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) port supports a keyboard, mouse, and other devices (up to three devices) daisy-chained through a low-speed, synchronous serial bus ą Two serial (RS-232/RS-422) ports, 230 kilobits per second maximum (up to 920 Kbits per second if clocked externally) ą SCSI interface for connecting up to six external devices ą Video port supports RGB and monochrome monitors of various sizes and resolutions ą Sound output port for external audio amplifier or headphones ą Sound input port for monaural sound input (monaural 8-bit sound, sampled at 22 or 11 kHz) ą Internal expansion slot for one expansion card, which can accommodate 96-pin (as in LC II) or 114-pin (as in LC III) expansion cards. Accepts Apple IIe Card. Keyboard and Mouse ------------------ ą ADB keyboard not included; several models available ą Apple ADB Mouse II Apple Desktop Bus Power Requirements ------------------------------------ ą Maximum current draw for all ADB devices: 200 milliamperes (mA) ą Recommended maximum of three ADB devices ą Mouse draws 10 mA ą Keyboard draws 25 to 80 mA, depending on model Sound Generator --------------- Stereo 8-bit sound capable of driving stereo headphones or other stereo equipment through the sound jack. Software -------- System Software 7.1 with Enabler 065 Disability Access ----------------- ą CloseView, Easy Access, and "visible beep" software are built in. ą Third-party options provide other alternative input and output devices Size and Weight --------------- ą Main Unit Weight: 8.8 lb. (4.0 kg) Height: 3.2 inches (81 mm) Width: 12.2 inches (310 mm) Depth: 15.0 inches (382 mm) ą Mouse Weight: 4 oz. (0.10 kg) Height: 1.3 inches (33 mm) Width: 2.4 inches (61.7 mm) Depth: 4.2 inches (107.3 mm) Environment ----------- ą Operating temperature: 10 to 40 C (50 to 104 F) ą Storage temperature: -40 to 47 C (-40 to 116.6 F) ą Relative humidity: 20% to 95% (noncondensing) ą Maximum altitude: 4722 m (15,000 ft.) Article Change History: 8 October 1993 - deleted incorrect reference to FPU socket. - corrected VRAM expansion reference. 13 October 1993 - deleted reference to keyboard, which is not included. Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
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Quadra 605: Description (10/93) Overview -------- The Apple Macintosh Quadra 605 personal computer, Apple's most affordable high-performance desktop system, is an ideal multipurpose personal computer for business and professional users. Like all Macintosh Quadra computers, it puts the highest levels of Macintosh performance and flexibility at your fingertips. Yet the Macintosh Quadra 605 brings the cost of high performance down to almost any budget, and its new, slimline design saves desk space. The Macintosh Quadra 605 uses the powerful 680LC40 processor, so you can scroll, search, and sort through your applications faster than ever before. You'll also appreciate the speed with which the Macintosh Quadra 605 redraws graphics, recalculates spreadsheets, and reformats large documents. It comes with 4MB of RAM on board, expandable to 36MB, so you can work with multiple applications simultaneously. Like other Macintosh Quadra computers, the Macintosh Quadra 605 includes many standard features that you pay extra for on other computers -- for instance stereo sound and built-in support for all Apple displays (256 colors) and many third-party displays. With additional video RAM, it can display more than 32,000 colors on 14-inch and 16-inch displays. The Macintosh Quadra 605 also has built-in networking capability, comes standard with an Apple SuperDrive, and accommodates an 80MB or 160MB internal hard disk. Multiple ports provide direct connection to peripherals such as high-capacity CD-ROM drives, scanners, and modems, so you can create the system that fits your needs. As an added advantage, the Quadra 605 is one of the most energy-efficient systems Apple has ever built, and is fully compliant with the Energy Star program of the Environmental Protection Agency. Power and speed --------------- ą 25-MHz 680LC40 microprocessor ą 32-bit data bus Memory ------ ą 4MB of RAM on board, expandable to 36MB Displays -------- ą Works with all Apple and many third-party displays ą 256 colors, expandable to 32,768 Expansion --------- ą Slot supports most Macintosh LC II, LC III, and LC 520 expansion cards ą Seven built-in ports for peripherals Usability --------- ą Runs thousands of Macintosh applications ą Easy to set up, learn, use, and expand System software --------------- ą System software version 7.1 with multitasking, file sharing, QuickTime, Balloon Help, TrueType, and more Networking ---------- ą Built-in AppleTalk networking ą File sharing without a dedicated server Compatibility ------------- ą Reads Macintosh, MS-DOS, OS/2, and ProDOS floppy disk formats Ordering Information -------------------- ą M1821LL/A - Macintosh Quadra 605 with 4MB RAM, 512K VRAM, and internal 80MB hard disk drive. ą M1822LL/A - Macintosh Quadra 605 with 8MB RAM, 512K VRAM, and internal 160MB hard disk drive. ą M0517LL/A - VRAM Expansion Kit (two kits required for expansion to 1MB VRAM) ą M1507LL/A - 4MB DRAM Expansion Kit ą M1508LL/A - 8MB DRAM Expansion Kit ą M9060LL/A - Apple PlainTalk Microphone Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
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LaserWriter Pro 810: Specifications (10/93) Print engine ------------ ą Fuji Xerox XP 20 laser xerographic Print quality ------------- ą 400 dot-per-inch native engine resolution with controller technology allowing 600 and 800 dot-per-inch resolutions ą 300-dot-per-inch available in PCL mode ą 64 scalable fonts for printing a wide range of styles and sizes Speed ----- ą 20 page-per-minute maximum print speed. Actual speed depends on the image complexity Controller ---------- ą Weitek 8200 RISC processor Printer Memory -------------- ą 8 MB of RAM standard, expandable to 32 via 4 MB and 8 MB expansion kits ą 8MB required for 800-dpi letter size ą 12MB required for 800-dpi legal size ą 16MB required for 800-dpi tabloid size Fonts ----- ą 64 TrueType fonts on disks from the following font families: Avant Garde, Bookman, Chicago, Courier, Geneva, Helvetica, Helvetica Narrow, Monaco, New Century Schoolbook, New York, Palatino, Symbol, Times, Zapf Chancery, and Zapf Dingbats ą 35 PostScript Type 1 fonts in ROM ą 33 scalable fonts for PCL mode Imageable Area -------------- ą Minimum top and bottom margin: .2 inches (5 mm) ą Minimum left and right margin: .2 inches (5 mm) Interfaces ---------- ą LocalTalk: standard ą RS 232 serial: standard ą Ethernet: thin wire or twisted pair ą External SCSI port Dimensions ---------- ą Height: 19.2 inches (48.7 cm) ą Width: 20.4 inches (51.9 cm) ą Depth: 16.1 inches (41 cm) Weight ------ ą 81 pounds (37 kg) Recommended duty cycle ---------------------- ą 600,000 pages minimum ą Toner cartridge: 11,000 pages at 5% density Operating environment --------------------- ą Temperature: 50í to 93íF (10í to 35íC) ą Humidity: 15% to 85%, noncondensing Storage environment ------------------- engine: ą Temperature: -4í to 131íF (-20í to 55íC) ą Humidity: 15% to 85%, noncondensing EP cartridge ą Temperature: 32í to 95í F (0í to 35íC) ą Humidity: 35% to 85%, noncondensing Power requirements ------------------ ą U.S./Japan: 100 -115 VAC (Š 10%), 50-60 Hz (Š 2 Hz) ą Europe/Australia: 220-240 V (Š 10%), 50 Hz (Š 2 Hz) Power consumption ----------------- ą 850 W maximum at 115 or 220 VAC Paper handling capacity ----------------------- ą Three Universal cassettes standard - Capacity: 250 sheets - Type: Plain, transparency, label - Weight: 16 - 28 pound - Supports: Letter (8.5"x 11"), Legal (8.5"x 14"), Ledger (11"x17"), A3 (297mm x 420mm), A4 (210mm x 297mm), B4 (257mm x 364mm), B5 (257mm x 182mm) ą Manual Feed - Tray Capacity: 1 sheet - Type: Plain, transparency, label, envelope - Weight: Paper, 16 - 50.7 pound - Envelope: 28 pound maximum - Supports: Letter (8.5"x 11"), Legal (8.5"x 14"), Executive (7.25"x 10.5"), Invoice (5.5" x 8.5"), A4 (210mm x 297mm), A5 (210mm x 148mm), Monarch (3.875" x 7.5"), Comm 10 (4.125"x 9.5"), Folio (210mm x 330mm), B4 (257mm x 364mm), B5 (257mm x 182mm) ą Automated Media Feeder (optional) - Capacity: 100 sheets, 15 envelopes - Type: plain, transparency, label, envelope, post card - Weight: paper, 16 - 36 pound - Envelope: 28 pound maximum ą Optional cassettes: Executive and folio Envelope sizes supported ------------------------ ą Monarch (3.875" x 7.5") ą Comm 10 (4.125"x 9.5") ą International DL (110mm x 220mm) ą International C5 (162mm x 229mm) Media output ------------ ą Standard face down output tray đ 250 sheet capacity ą Optional face up output tray đ 50 sheet capacity Network management ------------------ ą Supports SNMP, allowing the printer to be recognized as a network element and managed by system administrators ą Features Remote Console Facility (RCF), allowing network managers in TCP/IP, NetWare, and LAT environments to recognize, diagnose, and manage the printer Internal Adobe PostScript fax cartridge option ---------------------------------------------- ą Send and receive capabilities ą Adobe PostScript fax compatible ą Group 3 fax compatible ą Prints up to 800 dpi PostScript faxes on plain paper Ordering Information -------------------- Apple LaserWriter Pro 810 (U.S.) Twisted-pair Ethernet version Order No. B1322LL/A ą Apple LaserWriter Pro 810 printer ą Toner cartridge ą LaserWriter Pro Accessory Kit: Installation software and fonts disk set, UserŇs Guide, power cable, limited warranty statement Thin-wire Ethernet version Order No. B1321LL/A (includes bulleted items above) Toner Cartridge Order No. M1853G/A PostScript Fax Cartridge (U.S. and Canada availability only) Order No. M1772LL/A 4MB Memory Expansion Card Order No. M1442G/A 8MB Memory Expansion Card Order No. M1443G/A Automated Media Feeder Order No. M1763G/A Universal Cassette Order No. M1857G/A Executive Cassette Order No. M1851G/A Folio Cassette Order No. M1854G/A Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc
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Quadra 650: Specifications (10/93) Microprocessor -------------- ą MC68040, running at 33 MHz ą Integrated 25-MHz math coprocessor (FPU) ą Integral Paged Memory Management Unit (PMMU), and 8K-cache architecture Memory ------ ą Comes with 8MB of RAM on the logic board ą Expandable to 136MB of RAM by adding SIMMs to four 72-pin slots. (Doesn't support 1MB, 2MB, or 64MB 72-pin SIMMs.) ą Includes RAM disk software ą 1MB ROM ą DRAM must be 80 ns or faster. Disk Drives ----------- ą One built-in Apple SuperDrive 1.4MB floppy disk drive ą One internal 230MB or 500MB hard disk drive ą Accommodates one 5.25-in., half-height device, such as the AppleCD 300i internal CD-ROM drive Video Display ------------- ą Supports all Apple displays ą Works with a wide range of third-party displays including some 19-in., VGA, SVGA, NTSC, and PAL monitors Video RAM (VRAM) ---------------- VRAM must be 80 ns or faster. 512K standard supports: ą 32,768 colors on the Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display ą 256 colors on the AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Display (13"), Macintosh Color Display (14"), and Macintosh 16-inch Color Display ą 256 shades of gray on the Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display ą 16 shades of gray on the Macintosh Portrait Display (15") ą 16 colors on the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display 1MB option supports: ą 32,768 colors on the Macintosh 12-inch RGB Display, AppleColor High-Resolution RGB Display (13"), Macintosh Color Display (14"), and Macintosh 16-inch Color Display ą 256 shades of gray on the Macintosh 12-inch Monochrome Display and Macintosh Portrait Display (15") ą 256 colors on the Macintosh 21-inch Color Display System Software --------------- Macintosh System software 7.1 with System Enabler 040 ver. 1.1 Interfaces ---------- ą Three internal NuBus expansion slots ą One 68040 processor-direct slot ą SCSI interface for connecting up to six external devices ą AAUI-15 Ethernet connector (Ethernet itself is built in) ą Two serial (RS-232/RS-422) ports ą One video port for color and monochrome displays of various sizes and resolutions ą One sound-output port for stereo playback from CDs and stereo playback of Macintosh sound ą One monaural sound-input port ą Two Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) ports for a keyboard, mouse, and other devices Sound generator --------------- ą Custom integrated circuit that drives a stereo miniature headphone jack (22 kHz sample rate) Keyboard and mouse ------------------ ą Works with several ADB keyboards ą Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II Clock/Calendar -------------- ą Custom integrated circuit with long-life lithium battery Disability Access ----------------- ą CloseView, Easy Access, and visible-beep soft-ware are built in. These and third-party options provide alternative input and output devices. Power Requirements ------------------ ą Line voltage: 100 to 240 V AC, RMS, automatically configured ą Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz ą Power: 325 W maximum, not including display power ADB power requirements ---------------------- ą Maximum current draw for all ADB devices: 500 mA (three ADB devices maximum recommended) ą Mouse draws 10 mA ą Keyboard draws 25 to 80 mA, depending on the model used Size and weight --------------- Main unit: ą Height: 6.0 in. (15.2 cm) ą Width: 13.0 in. (33.0 cm) ą Depth: 16.5 in. (41.9 cm) ą Weight: 25 lb. (11.3 kg) Varies depending on internal devices installed. Mouse: ą Height: 1.3 in. (3.3 cm) ą Width: 2.4 in. (6.2 cm) ą Depth: 4.2 in. (10.7 cm) ą Weight: 4.0 oz. (0.10 kg) Operating environment --------------------- ą Operating temperature: 50 to 104í F (10 to 40í C) ą Storage temperature: đ40 to 116.6í F (đ40 to 47í C) ą Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing ą Maximum altitude: 10,000 ft. (3,048 m) Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
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LaserWriter Select 360: Specifications (10/93) Marking Engine -------------- ą Fuji Xerox laser-xerographic Print Quality ------------- ą PostScript: 300 or 600 dots per inch, selectable ą LaserJet III Emulation: 300 dots per inch Printer Memory -------------- ą 7 MB of RAM Standard, upgradable to 16 MB Printer Fonts ------------- ą 64 Fonts Are Provided, Including Such Fonts As ITC Avant GardeĘ, ITC BookmanĘ, Chicago, Courier, Delphian, Garamond Condensed, Geneva, Helvetica, Helvetica Black, Helvetica Narrow, Lubalin Graph, Lucinda Bright, Machine, Monaco, Nadianne, New Century Schoolbook, New York, Old English Text, Onyx, Oxford, PalatinoĘ, Swing, Symbol, Times, ITC Zapf ChanceryĘ, ITC Zapf DingbatsĘ, And Zeal. Laser ----- ą Type: semiconductor laser ą Wavelength: 780 nanometers ą Output Power: 5 milliwatts maximum Speed ----- ą Ten pages per minute maximum. Actual speed depends on the images printed and the computer used. Interfaces ---------- ą One LocalTalk port ą One Parallel (36-pin Centronics) port ą One RS-232 serial port Recommended Duty Cycle ---------------------- ą Minimum life expectancy is 300,000 pages, with no monthly page limit Paper Feed ---------- ą Automatic feed from paper cassettes and multipurpose tray; manual feed for single sheets Energy Star ----------- ą The LaserWriter Select 360 is EPA Energy Star-compliant Printing Materials ------------------ ą Apple recommends 20-lb.photocopy or typewriter bond. You can use 16-lb. to 28-lb. paper. The printer accepts most letterhead and colored stock, and medium-weight photocopier transparencies. Print labels or transparencies using manual feed or the multipurpose tray. Use envelopes recommended for Laser printers. Print envelopes using manual feed or automatically if you have the optional envelope cassette installed. Paper made with talc is not recommended for use with this printer. Paper Capacity -------------- ą Standard Cassette: Holds up to 250 sheets of U.S. Letter, A4, or B5 paper Sizes. ą Optional Cassettes are available for 250 sheets of U.S. legal paper and 500 sheets of U.S. Letter or A4 paper. ą Multipurpose Tray: Holds up to 50 sheets of U.S.legal, A4, U.S. letter B5, or executive paper, or 5 envelopes. ą Envelope Cassette: Holds up to 30 Com-10, Monarch, Dl, or C5 envelopes. Imageable Area -------------- ą Maximum printable line: 8.1 inches (207.7 mm) ą Minimum top and bottom margins: .18 inches (4.5 mm) ą Minimum left and right margins: 18 inches (4.5 mm) Actual imageable area may vary depending on the application program. The printer senses cassette size and adjusts to maintain these margins. Dimensions ---------- ą Height: 8.0 inches (25.8 Cm) ą Width: 15 inches (38 Cm) ą Depth: 18.3 inches (45.8 Cm) Weight ------ ą 29 pounds (13.2 Kg) Acoustic noise levels (bystander position) ----------------------------------------- ą Standby: 36dBA ą Printing: 47 dBA Operating Environment: Humidity -------- ą 20 To 80 percent, noncondensing Toner cartridge transit environment ----------------------------------- ą -4í to 104í F (-20í to +40í C) Input Electrical Requirements: U.S./Japan ---------- ą 100-115 V (Š 10%), 50-60 Hz (Š2 Hz) Europe/Australia ---------------- ą 220-240 V (Š10%), 50 Hz (Š2 Hz) Power Consumption: Operating --------- ą 450 W maximum at 115 V or 220 V Ozone Emission: ą 0.05 parts per million maximum, measured in accordance with ECMA 129 of UL114 standards for ozone measurement Ordering Information -------------------- LaserWriter 360 & accessory kit Order No. M2049LL/A LaserWriter 360 Bundle (printer, accessory kit & toner cartridge) Order No. B1333LL/A LaserWriter 360 Toner cartridge Order No. M1960G/A LaserWriter 360 PostScript Fax Card Order No. M2345LL/A Apple LaserWriter Select 250-Sheet Feeder/Cassette (supports A4, U.S. letter, A5, and executive paper sizes) Order No. M2041G/A Apple LaserWriter Select 500-Sheet Feeder/Cassette (supports A4 and U.S. letter paper sizes) Order No. M2042G/A Apple LaserWriter Select 250-Sheet Letter Cassette Order No. M2034G/A Apple LaserWriter Select Envelope Cassette (holds 30 envelopes) Order No. M2031G/A Apple LaserWriter Select Legal Cassette (holds 250 sheets) Order No. M2032G/A Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc
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LaserWriter Pro 810: Description (10/93) The LaserWriter Pro 810 is based on the Fuji Xerox 20 page per minute xerographic engine. Designed for enterprise-wide connectivity, it delivers high quality output, expanded paper handling, and flexibility in mixed environments. The LaserWriter Pro 810 uses 400-dot-per-inch engine technology combined with controller technology that supports up to 800-dot-per-inch print resolution, providing the highest quality available from a LaserWriter. It can print on a wide variety of paper sizes with three, 250-sheet universal cassettes standard. Optional cassettes and an automated feeder are available for additional sizes and paper thicknesses. This printer provides advanced connectivity required in high end laser printers. With its built-in Ethernet, LocalTalk, and Serial ports it can print documents generated by many different types of computers, including those running Macintosh, MS-DOS, Windows, or UNIX operating systems. The built-in network card allows the printer to communicate with many network operating systems concurrently via multiple protocols, including TCP/IP, EtherTalk, NetWare IPX, and Digital LAT, further increasing your connectivity options. FEATURES Print quality ------------- ą 400-dot-per-inch resolution default ą Up to 800-dot-per-inch resolution for high-quality text and graphics Power and Speed --------------- ą Weitek 8200 RISC processor ą 20-page-per-minute maximum print speed Connectivity ------------ ą RS-232 serial, LocalTalk, and Ethernet ports for compatibility in mixed environments ą Built-in network card for transparent, simultaneous printing over Ethernet from multiple operating systems using four concurrent protocols: IPX, TCP/IP, Ethertalk, and Digital LAT ą Virtual Printer Technology provides switching between PostScript Level 2 and PCL emulations ą Twisted-pair (10BaseT) or thin-wire Ethernet (10Base2) transceiver configurations available to meet your requirements ą A SCSI interface that can be used to attach an external hard drive for additional font storage ą Necessary software drivers and utilities to support DOS and Windows are included Fonts ----- ą 64 TrueType fonts on disks from the following font families: Avant Garde, Bookman, Chicago, Courier, Geneva, Helvetica, Helvetica Narrow, Monaco, New Century Schoolbook, New York, Palatino, Symbol, Times, Zapf Chancery, and Zapf Dingbats ą 35 PostScript Type 1 fonts in ROM ą 33 scalable fonts for PCL mode Memory ------ ą Standard 8 MB of RAM and 3 MB of ROM ą Printer memory is upgradable with 4 MB or 8 MB modules, up to 32 MB total printer memory Paper Handling -------------- ą Three 250-sheet universal cassettes support multiple paper sizes, including tabloid, A3, A4, A5, B4, B5, letter and legal ą Single sheet manual feed tray ą Optional cassettes support executive and folio paper sizes ą Allows printing on envelopes, labels, transparencies, and letterhead or plain paper Versatility ----------- ą Uses Virtual Printer technology, the controller automatically switches to the appropriate emulation, in accordance with the network source address of the incoming data stream ą NetWare IPX, AppleTalk, TCP/IP, and Digital LAT protocol support over Ethernet ą Supports PostScript Level 2 and PCL 4+, offers seamless transfer between page description languages ą 400-dot-per-inch native engine resolution with controller technology allowing 600 and 800-dot-per-inch resolutions ą Optional Internal PostScript fax cartridge is available to take advantage of printer's fax send/recieve capability and allow up to 800-dot-per-inch crisp, plain paper printing of PostScript faxes as well as standard faxes Ordering Information -------------------- Apple LaserWriter Pro 810 (U.S.) Twisted-pair Ethernet version Order No. B1322LL/A ą Apple LaserWriter Pro 810 printer ą Toner cartridge ą LaserWriter Pro Accessory Kit: Installation software and fonts disk set, userŇs guide, power cable, limited warranty statement Apple LaserWriter Pro 810 (U.S.) Thin-wire Ethernet version Order No. B1321LL/A (includes bulleted items above) Toner Cartridge Order No. M1853G/A PostScript Fax Cartridge (U.S. and Canada availability only) Order No. M1772LL/A 4MB Memory Expansion Card Order No. M1442G/A 8MB Memory Expansion Card Order No. M1443G/A Automated Media Feeder Order No. M1763G/A Universal Cassette Order No. M1857G/A Executive Cassette Order No. M1851G/A Folio Cassette Order No. M1854G/A Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc
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Macintosh LC 475: Description (10/93) Summary ------- The Macintosh LC 475 is the new fast flexible affordable computer system for working, learning, and productivity. It's the first LC model that uses the Motorola 68040 processor, making it more than twice as fast as the LC III. It has many features that are expensive options on other computers, including stereo sound, built-in networking, and support for all Apple and various third-party displays. It can display up to 256 colors on all Apple displays, and with additional video RAM, more than 32,000 colors on the 14-inch and 16-inch Macintosh color displays. The built-in Apple SuperDrive lets you work with documents created in different computing environments: it can read from, and write to, Windows, MS-DOS, OS/2, and Apple II ProDOS disks. There's an expansion slot for special options, such as video capture, Apple IIe emulation, or Ethernet networking. Multiple ports let you easily add peripherals such as a high-capacity CD-ROM drive, scanner, and modem. The LC 475 is fully compliant with the EPA's Energy Star program. Features -------- ą 25-MHz 680LC40 microprocessor ą 4MB of RAM on board, expandable to 36MB ą Support for all Apple and many third-party displays ą 256 colors, expandable to 32,768 with VRAM upgrade Expansion --------- ą Slot supports most Macintosh LC II, LC III, and LC 520 expansion cards ą Seven built-in ports for peripherals System Software --------------- System software version 7.1 with multitasking, file sharing, QuickTime, Balloon Help, and TrueType. Networking ---------- ą Built-in AppleTalk networking ą File sharing without a dedicated server Compatibility ------------- Reads Macintosh, Windows, MS-DOS, OS/2, and ProDOS floppy disk formats Ordering Information -------------------- Order No. M1818LL/A ą Macintosh LC 475 computer with 4MB RAM, 512K VRAM, built-in 1.4MB Apple SuperDrive, internal 80MB hard drive, mouse, manuals (no keyboard) Order No. M1819LL/A ą Macintosh LC 475 computer with 8MB RAM, 512K VRAM, built-in 1.4MB Apple SuperDrive, internal 160MB hard drive, mouse, manuals (no keyboard) Order No. M1944LL/A ą Macintosh LC 475 computer with 4MB RAM, 512K VRAM, built-in 1.4MB Apple SuperDrive, internal 80MB hard drive, mouse (no disks, no manuals, no keyboard) Macintosh LC 475 Education Accessory Kit Order No. M1945LL/A VRAM Expansion Kit Order No. M0517LL/A (Requires two kits for expansion to 1MB VRAM) DRAM Expansion Kit Order No. M1507LL/A (4MB) Order No. M1508LL/A (8MB) Apple PlainTalk Microphone Order No. M9060LL/A Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
mac.393 madamov,
Quadra 650: Description (10/93) Overview -------- Based on the fast 33-megahertz Motorola 68040 processor, the Quadra 650 provides affordable high performance. It comes with 8MB RAM and an integral math coprocessor. For increased performance, you can expand memory to up to 136MB. For performance and convenience, the Macintosh Quadra 650 works with all Apple displays. The standard Macintosh Quadra 650 can display 256 crisp colors on the Macintosh 16-inch Color Display. When you want to work with photographic- quality images, a simple video upgrade lets you show 32,768 colors. You can use the Quadra 650's expandability to set up a system that meets your exact needs, as well as to increase your computing power as your needs grow. Customize your system by adding NuBus expansion cards in the three expansion slots provided. It even provides high-speed Ethernet support on-board. The Quadra 650 comes standard with an internal hard drive. Its high-speed SCSI interface lets you add high-volume storage devices, such as the AppleCD 300i internal CD-ROM drive, so you can run hundreds of CD-ROM titles. Features -------- ą 33-MHz 68040 processor with integral math coprocessor ą 8MB RAM, expandable to 136MB ą 512K VRAM, expandable to 1MB ą Works with all Apple and many third-party displays ą With 512K VRAM upgrade, supports 16-bit color, allowing for display of thousands of colors Expansion --------- ą Eight built-in ports to support a wide range of peripherals ą Three NuBus slots for expansion cards ą Optional internal CD-ROM drive ą One inline 68040 processor-direct slot ą On-board Ethernet (AAUI) Compatibility & Networking -------------------------- ą Runs thousands of Macintosh applications ą Reads Macintosh, Windows, MS-DOS, OS/2, and ProDOS floppy disk formats ą Built-in AppleTalk networking ą File sharing without a dedicated server Ordering Information -------------------- Order No. M2107LL/A ą Macintosh Quadra 650 computer with 8MB RAM, 512K VRAM, built-in 1.4MB Apple SuperDrive, 230MB internal hard disk drive ą Mouse ą System software version 7.1 ą Complete setup, learning, and reference documentation ą Limited warranty Order No. M2106LL/A ą Macintosh Quadra 650 computer with 8MB RAM, 1MB VRAM, 230MB hard disk, internal CD Order No. M2104LL/A ą Macintosh Quadra 650 computer with 8MB RAM, 1MB VRAM, 500MB hard disk, internal CD Copyright 1993, Apple Computer, Inc.
mac.390 madamov,
From press@relations.Corp Wed Mar 16 00:3g:44 1994 From: press@relations.Corp (Press Relations) To: allsun@relations.Corp Subject: SUNFLASH! (Solaris to Run Macintosh Applications) Date: Tue, 15 Mar 9415:12:08 PST -+This message has been approved for distribution to this alias+ The following announcement was made earlier today, Tuesday, March 15, 1994. Press inquiries should be directed to Carol Sacks, SunSoft PR, x61462. MACINTOSH APPLICATIONS TO RUN ON SOLARIS MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- March 15, 1994 -- SunSoft, Inc. today announced that it has signed a technology and marketing agreement with Apple Computer, Inc. to provide Macintosh applications on Solaris. The agreement calls for SunSoft and Apple to cooperate in the development and testing of Apple Computer's Macintosh Application Environment (MAE). The agreement also allows SunSoft to include a trial version of MAE in future versions of Solaris. "We are very excited about this agreement with Apple," said Edward J. Zander, president of SunSoft, Inc. "This will greatly enhance our client-server offerings. On the server side, we are already a leading provider of file, application, database and print services to Macintosh, Microsoft Windows and MS-DOS PC clients. Now, with this joint effort we can offer Solaris clients access to all of their favourite personal productivity applications, while still taking advantage of the powerful network-based underlying architecture of the industry's leading UNIX environment. This gives Solaris users unparalled application access." The agreement calls for joint engineering, testing, marketing and distribution efforts. Activities include quality assurance and performance testing, as well as including a trial version of the Macintosh Application Environment in Solaris. The Macintosh Application Environment is a software operating environment which runs native, off-the-shelf Macintosh 680xO-based applications on UNIX workstations. With the MAE software, a user can run an X Window desktop with the major functions of a Macintosh environment -- including the graphical user interface, consistent with a Macintosh computer look-and-feel, advanced file-handling capabilities and the ability to cut and paste between applications. "For the first time from Apple, Solaris users can benefit from the Macintosh's ease-of-use," said Morris Taradalsky, vice president and general manager of Apple's Business Systems Division. ~Combined with the power of UNIX workstations, Solaris users can reap the productivity rewards of having both mission-critical and Macintosh general-productivity applications fully integrated on the same system.~ The Macintosh Application Environment will be available for Solaris from Apple Computer. SunSoft Inc., headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., is a subsidiary of Sun Microsystems, Inc., the exclusive computer supplier to World Cup USA 1994. The company has offices in North America, Europe and Asia. SunSoft is a leading supplier of 32-bit system software solutions for SPARC and Intel 80386-486-based computers. The products are licensed by SunSoft and distributed through major computer manufacturers worldwide.
mac.397 madamov,
Kolor ikone koje predstavljaju Macintohs IIci u horizontalnom i vertikalnom položaju. Idealno za ikone diskova. iiciicon.sit
mac.398 madamov,
Sinhornizujte satove na svim Mekovima u svojoj mreži. clksync5.cpt
mac.400 madamov,
VendorDA, program koji u sebi sadrži bazu svih proizvođača softvera i hardvera koji na bilo koji način imaju veze sa Macintosh računarima. Verzija 1.4. vendorda.sit
mac.401 corto,
Moja drugarica je iz Amerike donela Style Writer ali sa pogresnim adapterom za struju pa ne zna sta da radi. Treba joj dakle nesto sto ce prebaciti nasu struju na 120v i 50HZ. Da li neko zna sta joj je najbolje ciniti.
mac.402 madamov, -> #401, corto
> prebaciti nasu struju na 120v i 50HZ. Pretpostavljam da si to već uradio, ali nije naodmet da se kaže, Apple-ovi uređaji većinom imaju ugrađen autoswitch (nemaju ih samo neki printeri, čak su i power supply adapteri za PowerBook-ove autoswitch). Dakle, dobro pogledaj nalepnicu na StyleWriteru i vidi da li je autoswitch. Ako jeste, treba ti samo adapterčić za utičnicu. Ukoliko nije, poterban ti je trafo koji će prebaciti struju sa 220V na 110V. Jeste da nije preporučljivo koristiti, ali pošto StyleWriter (bar bi trebalo) troši malo struje, za prvu pomoć može da posluže i one male spravie koje ispravljaju struju na 110V. Navodno ispravljaju, nemoj da se šališ da tako nešto staviš na laser ili neki drugi jači potrošač struje. Dakle, najsigurnije je trafo.
mac.403 madamov,
Uz nekoliko sledećih poruka ću ostaviti TidBITS-e. Fajlovi koji su arhivirani imaju za kretaore Word ili Nisus, ali ne brinite u njima su zaista samo plain text fajlovi.
mac.410 vmisev, -> #384, madamov
>> Da li ima vec kod nas PowerMacova. > Ima. Ja znam za jednog, a biće uskoro još jedan (već je u Budimpešti ko- > liko sam čuo). TotalDesign je nedavno nabavio jednog. Kažu da leti :) Vladimir
mac.411 ljubisha, -> #402, madamov
>one male spravie koje ispravljaju struju na 110V. Navodno ispravljaju, nemoj da >se šališ da tako nešto staviš na laser ili neki drugi jači potrošač struje. >Dakle, najsigurnije je trafo. Kad si već rekao... Ti mali reduktori su snage do 500W i imaju u sebi (obično) trijak, a on sigurno! radi radnju (bušilica od 370W radi bez problema).
mac.412 spantic, -> #380, madamov
> tih programa da snimiš fajl u njihovom formatu. Stručna referenca: tekstovi Hvala na pomoći :)
mac.413 madamov, -> #411, ljubisha
> Ti mali reduktori su snage do 500W i imaju u sebi (obično) trijak, a on > sigurno! radi radnju Ne znam da li mislimo na istu stvar, ali od kad je takav jedan reduktor bio glavni uzrok kvarenja jednog Plusića (iz prve serije, nije imao autoswitch) i mog Atarija (prošlo kroz serijski kabl, opandrknuo mi MFP čip - Ataristi znaju čemu on služi) vrlo sam skeptičan i raspitao sam se kod nekih šta on stvarno radi. Doduše i dan danas ga koristim na modemu kod kuće. Prema tim ljudima naročito je opasan kada se veliki potrošač pali (tada "povlači" najviše struje) pa umesto 110V propusti 220V. B( Ako su lagali mene, i ja lažem vas. B)
mac.414 madamov, -> #412, spantic
> Hvala na pomoći :) Nema na čemu, samo ti pitaj šta god ti treba. B)
mac.415 mikis, -> #382, madamov
+> Zato sto ona (jabuka) predstavlja Evinu jabuku koja, koliko sam shvatio, +> simbolise zelju za znanjem, a kompjuteri donose nova saznanja pa je, po +> Artemiju, Apple napravio odlican zastitini znak koji mnogo govori. A ja mu A zasto je jabuka zagrizena? I, posto je to Evina jabuka, zbog koje je covek proteran iz raja, da li to znaci da onaj ko uzme jauku (Apple) cini greh :) p.s. Jel tri objasnio zasto se kompojuter zove "kisna kabanica"? ;)
mac.416 madamov, -> #415, mikis
> A zasto je jabuka zagrizena? Valjda je to ugriz koji je načinio Adam i tako došao do saznanja o nekim stvarima. B)))
mac.417 madamov,
Programče za network chat. Telex 1.0. telex10.sit
mac.418 madamov,
Ugrabite deo pesme i snimite kao snd resource sa CD-a. grabaudi.sit
mac.422 madamov,
E-Mail from: automail@power.globalnews.com Received: from localhost (admin@localhost) by power.globalnews.com (8.6.4/8.6.4) id GAA36654; Sat, 6 Aug 1994 06:13:52 +0100 Date: Sat, 6 Aug 1994 06:13:52 +0100 From: automail@power.globalnews.com Message-Id: <199408060513.GAA36654@power.globalnews.com> To: powerpcnews@box4.microframe.ch Subject: PowerPC News issue 11 August 5th 1994 ===========================<<<POWERPC NEWS>>>========================== The Electronic News Magazine for the Internet World Wide Web server at http://power.globalnews.com/ *** August 5th, 1994: Vol. 1, No.11*** Editor: Chris Rose _____________________ COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS _______________________ | | | 4996) Tadpole Technologies - PowerPC Design Service | |_____________________________________________________________________| ======================================================================= For full text of stories mail:news@power.globalnews.com COMPLETE DETAILS ON RETRIEVING FULL TEXT OF ITEMS IN POWERPC NEWS ARE AT THE END OF THIS ISSUE ======================================================================= ==== POWERPC NEWS: (use story no. 1999 to retrieve whole section) ===== 1128) APPLE DOES PARTIAL U-TURN ON DESKTOP UNIX - FOR PCI MACS ONLY Apple has been persuaded to enter the desktop Unix market, however the OS will be for a new range of Power Macs and not today's machines. 1129) MICROAPL PREPARES INTEL ASSEMBLER TO POWERPC TRANSLATOR MicroAPL, hitherto specialising in 68k to PowerPC translation is readying a tool that will help move Intel assembler across. 1130)IBM LAUNCHES AIX VERSION 4.1, WAITS TO GIVE IT THE POWEROPEN STAMP IBM's latest release of Unix - AIX 4.1 is destined to become the first to get the PowerOpen Association stamp of approval - it will also form the basis of Apple's Unix work. 1131) UUI AIMS TO SELL INTEL-ON-POWERPC EMULATION WORK TO APPLE OR IBM Secretive Utilities Unlimited International, which claimed earlier this year to have an innovative Intel on PowerPC emulation, says it is in discussions with IBM and Apple. 1132) APPLE PONDERS NUBUS MIGRATION AS PCI PROTOTYPES BEGIN TO CIRCULATE 1133) IBM REPORTED USING CUT-DOWN WORKPLACE AND POWERPC IN PDAs 1134) RUMOURS OF NEW CACHE-RICH 603+ PROCESSOR CONFIRMED 1135) IBM UPGRADES DESKTOP RS/6000 OFFERINGS TO 80MHZ POWERPC 601 1136) IBM INTROS COMMON-MODE AIX COMPILATION FOR POWERPC, POWER & POWER2 1137) IBM PUTS ALL BASIC PROCESSOR DESIGN IN ONE UNIT 1138) APPLE SAYS IT SHIPPED 200,000 POWER MACS IN THE QUARTER 1139) SOFTFPU GOES NATIVE ON POWERPC 1140) APPLE PLOTS POWEROPEN AND TALIGENT COURSE 1141) AGE LOGIC AND APPLE DO X-WINDOWS TECHNOLOGY SWAP ===== COMPUTERWIRE:(use story no. 2999 to retrieve whole section) ===== 2085) IBM, MOTOROLA, AT&T AND LORAL TEAM UP ON X-RAY CHIP TECHNIQUES 2086) TALIGENT LOOKS BEYOND INVESTORS TO NT AND SOLARIS 2087) META TO PUT SPEECH RECOGNITION ON ITS '80486' RISC 2088) TAMARACK RECKONS IT HAS HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY TAPED 2089) DEC'S LOSSES UNEXPECTEDLY BIG, BUT IT SEES SIGNS OF RECOVERY 2090) SILICON GRAPHICS LAUNCHES R8000 POWER ONYX MONSTER 2091) NOVELL SELLS FLEXOS TO PSOS COMPANY 2092) NOVELL SEEKS SEQUOIA'S AID ON UNIX FAULT-TOLERANCE ==== FEATURE ARTICLES================================================== 3035) BIG BLUE'S BIG BLUE-PRINT IBM is using Workplace software technologies and the PowerPC processor to introduce some consistence across its various divisions. It has tried to impose grandiose schemes in the past - will this time be different? 3036) GUEST FEATURE: COOKING CHIPS USING X-RAYS IBM and Motorola are part of a team looking at the X-lithography as a way of reducing component size on chips. Computergram's David Johnson looks at the technology. 3037) GUEST FEATURE: THE INCREDIBLE EXPANDING OPERATING SYSTEM Utilities manufacturers, applications developers, database companies are all under threat as new functions accrete to operating systems. Computer Business Review's Kenny McIver looks at the business issues ==== POWERPC RESOURCES================================================= 4000) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Derek B Noonburg's wide-ranging FAQ list from comp.sys.powerpc Last updated: June 14th 4001) CLOCK-CHIPPING THE MACINTOSH Marc Schrier's fact sheet, from sumex.stanford.edu on how to replace your Mac's oscillator for something speedier. Not for the nervous. 4499) NATIVE POWERPC SHAREWARE BACK-INDEX Select this for a full list of existing Power Macintosh Shareware and Freeware held on the server. Additions, as we find new additions they will be displayed below for one issue, before being placed in the back Index. 4412) FREEZE-TAG................................................(1MB) At last, a native game for the Power Mac. 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