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BORDERTOOL NAME DOESNT MATCH SERIES
Right from their introduction, the 500 series PowerBooks were enormously popular, and sales of all models quickly outpaced Apple's ability to supply the units to dealers. The archives are maintained by Chris Johnson, former and long-time administrator of the University of Texas at Austin Computation Center's Macintosh archive, microlib/mac, and creator of its The OTS archives are not an attempt to compete with or substitute for the much more comprehensive collections at Info-Mac and Umich but will continue to grow over time.ĭirector of Technical Services, Baka Industries Inc.Īpple announced to dealers last week that both configurations of the PowerBook 540, introduced just this May, have been discontinued because "demand has exceeded availability." The popular notebook differed from the PowerBook 540c only in that its active matrix display was grayscale, rather than color.
BORDERTOOL NAME DOESNT MATCH ARCHIVE
The Office of Telecommunication Services (OTS) of the University of Texas System now supports an archive site for Macintosh freeware and shareware, which can be accessed with both FTP and the World-Wide Web.
Also, it turns out that the Bug Reporting area is only for bugs or feedback with the Web server, NOT for general bugs with the Mac or any Mac software. They're busy moving the server to its own T-1 line, which will make for plenty of throughput. Preston Gregg of Apple writes to tell us that the new Apple Web server we mentioned last week in TidBITS-243 isn't official yet, and as such may go up and down a bit over the next week or so. Anarchie is $10 shareware and is among the most useful Internet tools available for the Macintosh.
Also, you no longer need worry about which Info-Mac and Umich mirror sites you use most often, because you can configure Anarchie to go to those sites in response to your pasting in a generic Info-Mac or Umich pathname. Anarchie now supports the SITE INDEX command as well as SOCKS, a method of getting out through a firewall. Anarchie 1.3.1 adds a number of useful new features, and takes the prize for being the first (or at least among the first) released non-Apple program that fully supports Apple Guide, Apple's new help system in System 7.5.
BORDERTOOL NAME DOESNT MATCH UPDATE
Makers of hard drives, tape drives, and neat SCSI accessories.įor APS price lists, email: has done it again - released a significant update to Anarchie, his combination FTP and Archie client for MacTCP-based Internet connections. This issue of TidBITS sponsored in part by: Preliminary Practical Primer to QuickDraw GX, Part IIĬopyright 1994 TidBITS Electronic Publishing.Finally, we conclude with an article about Peirce Software's Peirce Print Tools, a set of printing extensions for use with QuickDraw GX. It continues with an article about Apple discontinuing the PowerBook 540, commentary on the fallacies of the Windows95 name as the successor to Windows 4.0, and Part II of Tonya's look at QuickDraw GX. This week's issue begins with a number of MailBITS concerning Anarchie 1.3.1 and several other Internet resources.
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