Mac News 1.1
Mac News
Communication · v1.1
| Filename | mac-news-11.hqx |
|---|---|
| Size | 85.0 KB (87000 bytes) |
| Year | 1993 |
| Developer | Matthew Hall |
| Mac OS | System 7 |
| Downloads | 19 |
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[Moderators - I had submitted this to macgifts, but it didn't show up at sumex. I'm getting a lot of bug reports for things that were fixed in this version. It'd be great if you could replace it]
MacNews 1.1 )1993 by Matthew A. Hall -----------------------------------
[Moderators: MacNews 1.1 should replace MacNews1.0 in the archives]
MacNews 1.1 is a bug fix of version 1.0. the bug fixes include: --Fixed bug which caused crashes on 68000 machines whenever typing into a dialog box --Added support for hadware handshake for high-speed modems. --Fixed a bug which would occasionally cause a crash when removing a site --Fixed a bug which would, when a newsserver would disconnect, leave the menu bars dim --Some minor cosmetic enhancements (Click anywhere on a window to bring it to front, cursor doesn't get stuck in "stopwatch" mode, auto-centering of alerts in system 7)
Just in case you don't know, here is the announcement of MacNews:
I have just completed version [1.1] of MacNews, a shareware NNTP newsreader for non-TCP Mac's. If you use rn or GNUS from a dial-in host, you may want to consider MacNews instead. Features: Reads, Posts, and Follows-up, of course. Subscribe/Unsubscribe/Maintain newsgroups Save or append articles to a file on your drive Insert files, cut, copy, paste, when composing articles Maintains a list of several sites, each with it's own list of subscribed newsgroups - helpful if you read news from more than one site. Much faster, at 2400 baud, than EMACS Gnus. Works on any modem equipped Mac. On-line help.
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