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 System 7.5.5 Update: Tips for Installation This document gives you late-breaking news about installing System 7.5.5 Update. Follow the instructions here to make installing System 7.5.5 Update as smooth as possible. Installation when using Energy Saver version 1.2 and earlier. If you have Energy Saver version 1.2 or earlier on your system, you may experience problems installing System 7.5.5 Update. To determine the version of your Energy Saver, follow these steps: 1. Make sure you are in the Finder by choosing Finder from the Application menu at the top right of your screen. 2. Open your hard disk. 3. Open the System Folder. 4. Open the Control Panels folder. 5. Look for the Energy Saver control panel. If you don’t see it, close the Control Panels window, open the Control Panels (disabled) folder, and look for the Energy Saver control panel. If you don’t see the control panel in this folder either, you can install System 7.5.5 Update now. 6. Click the Energy Saver icon once to select it and choose Get Info from the File menu. 7. Look at the section called Version in the middle of the Info window. If the version number is 2.0 or higher, you can install System 7.5.5 Update now. If the version number is 1.2 or lower, follow these steps: 1. Drag the Energy Saver control panel out of your Control Panels folder to your desktop. 2. Install System 7.5.5 Update. 3. Restart your computer. 4. Drag the Energy Saver control panel back to your Control Panels folder. 5. Restart your computer. System 7.5.5 Update does not install QuickTime 2.5. The System 7.5.5 Update is ready to work with QuickTime 2.5. However, the update does not install QuickTime 2.5. You must install QuickTime 2.5 separately. You can download QuickTime 2.5 software from Apple Computer’s Web site at http://www.quicktime.apple.com. © 1996 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, and QuickTime are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Extensions Manager and Finder are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. U96501-036A

ULTIMATE BLACKJACK ™ USERS GUIDE KT Enterprises Copyright September 13, 1996 Revised January 25, 1997 For Version 1.3 PO Box 473 Clemmons, NC 27012 TABLE OF CONTENTS page Introduction 1 The Blackjack Table 3 File Menu 5 New Game 5 Open 5 Close 6 Save 6 Save As 7 Keyboard Shortcuts 7 Quit 8 Practice Menu 9 Play Blackjack 9 Hand Value 9 Train With 9 Check Play 9 Select Strategy 10 Define Card Count 11 Show Card Count 11 Simulation Menu 13 About Test Strategy 13 Test Strategy 14 Graph Of Table 16 Show Results 17 Show Strategy 17 About Genetic Algorithm Learning 18 Genetic Algorithm Learning 20 Show Best Player’s DNA 21 About Learning Agent 22 Learning Agent 23 Options Menu 26 Pause 26 Change Players 26 Casino Rules 27 Betting Strategies 29 Show Basic Strategy 30 Show Statistics 30 Show Tally 32 Reset Tally 32 Tally Statistics 33 Navigating The Tally Window 35 Interpretating The Tally Statistics 36 Tally Statistics and The Three Simulations 41 Glossary Of Terms 42 ULTIMATE BLACKJACK ™ USERS GUIDE INTRODUCTION Ultimate Blackjack is a commercial quality program for playing Blackjack on a computer which also has three simulation packages: test strategy, genetic algorithm learning, and learning agent. Playing Blackjack: The user can gamble at a realistic casino table with up to 6 computerized players. There are several features for learning to play Blackjack better and also card counting. Test Strategy: To find out how much money a particular strategy will make, the user can tell the computer how many players are to try the strategy and what their betting style is. The simulation will deal cards to these electronic players, and graph the holdings as the simulation is runnin…

ULTIMATE BLACKJACK™ USERS GUIDE KT Enterprises Copyright September 13, 1996 Revised January 27, 1997 For Version 1.3 PO Box 473 Clemmons, NC 27012 TABLE OF CONTENTS page Introduction 1 The Blackjack Table 3 File Menu 5 New Game 5 Open 5 Close 6 Save 6 Save As 7 Keyboard Shortcuts 7 Quit 8 Practice Menu 9 Play Blackjack 9 Hand Value 9 Train With 9 Check Play 9 Select Strategy 10 Define Card Count 11 Show Card Count 11 Simulation Menu 13 About Test Strategy 13 Test Strategy 14 Graph Of Table 16 Show Results 17 Show Strategy 17 About Genetic Algorithm Learning 18 Genetic Algorithm Learning 20 Show Best Player’s DNA 21 About Learning Agent 22 Learning Agent 23 Options Menu 26 Pause 26 Change Players 26 Casion Rules 27 Betting Strategies 29 Show Basic Strategy 30 Show Statistics 30 Show Tally 32 Reset Tally 32 Tally Statistics 33 Navigating The Tally Window 35 Interpretating The Tally Statistics 36 Tally Statistics and The Three Simulations 41 Glossary Of Terms 42 ULTIMATE BLACKJACK™ USERS GUIDE INTRODUCTION Ultimate Blackjack is a commercial quality program for playing Blackjack on a computer which also has three simulation packages: test strategy, genetic algorithm learning, and learning agent. Playing Blackjack: The user can gamble at a realistic casino table with up to 6 computerized players. There are seve…

USENET Macintosh Programmer's Guide Volume I Thursday, October 18, 1990 (Updated Sun, 28 Dec 2014) Compiled & Formatted by Matthew Xavier Mora Table of Contents Table of Contents Copyright Notice ........................................................................................................v INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................vii Chapter 1 Miscellaneous Stuff ................................................................................. 1 How to disable text edit from drawing (without flicker) .......................................................... 2 Algorithm for Random ........................................................................................................... 2 Data structures for editing text ............................................................................................... 2 Data structures for editing text ............................................................................................... 3 Data structures for editing text ............................................................................................... 4 Better Docs/more proposals/useful sources of info ............................................................... 4 How do I mail to APDA .......................................................................................................... 5 Apple deceives us + Useful code snippet [HitTestHook for TextEdit] ................................... 5 Simulating a Menu Bar with Pop-Up Menus (How To Abort out of Popupmenuselect)......... 7 The Eternal Question (Using TextEdit with HyperCard) ........................................................ 7 Good Think C books .............................................................................................................. 8 Launching with Document List (with Source) ........................................................................ 8 MacTCP problem (and a hack to fix it) .................................................................................. 9 Mouse Handling (setmouse code in C) ................................................................................. 10 Saving data from one launch to another ............................................................................... 11 print variables on screen ? .................................................................................................... 12 print variables on screen ? .................................................................................................... 12 adding a document to the launch of an application? .....…

UMS II: Nations at War: Table of Contents Table of Contents 1 Using This Manual & Other Important Information 2 Menus & Using the Interface 3 Special Squares, Ports & Forts 4 Weather 5 The Master Control Panel 6 Ground Movement 7 Sea Movement & Amphibious Operations 8 Air Movement & Airborne Operations 9 Missile & Orbital Movement 10 Supplies & Transportation 11 Combat 12 National Policies, Budgets & Diplomacy 13 Designing Computer Generals & Artificial Intelligence 14 Files & Memory Management Appendices A Alexander of Macedonia B D-Day: Assault on Fortress Europe C The Age of Napoleon: The Campaign of 1805 Index Credits Scanned and compiled by Underdogs Home of the Underdogs http://www.the-underdogs.org/ UMS II: Nations at War: Using This Manual & Other Important Information • Page # 1.1 Chapter I: Using This Manual & Other Important Information Page # 1.2 • UMS II: Nations at War: Using This Manual & Other Important Information About This Manual: Throughout this manual icons appear to the left of the text. Each icon indicates that the paragraph beside it is of special importance for this specific computer or that the screen picture is from a specific computer. For example, the minimum requirements to run The Universal Military Simulator II: Nations at War are: IBM/Tandy & Compatibles 512 K of RAM, EGA monitor with 256 K of Video RAM. A mouse is not required, however, it is supported throughout the program and its use is encouraged. Standard EPSON or EPSON-emulating printers are supported as well. Macintosh 512 KB of RAM minimum; 1MB of RAM for sound. Color or monochrome moni- tors are supported as well as Finder and MultiFinder. UMS II has been tested with a wide range of CDEVs and INITs and behaves superbly with all. Also sup- ported are the Imagewriter I, Imagewriter II and LaserWriter printers. Atari ST UMS II will run on an Atari 520ST, 1040ST, Mega2 ST and Mega4 ST. Atari and EPSON emulating printers are supported as well. The issue of color and monochrome monitors is still undecided. Desk accessories are also supported. Commodore Amiga UMS II will run on a Commodore Amiga 1000, 2000, 2500 and 3000. A minimum of 1 Meg of RAM is needed. To install UMS II on a hard disk: …

-= The URL Collector Stack =- v1.1 Using this HyperCard stack you will be able to collect all the URLs stored in all your text files catched during your NewsGroup reading. Opening the stack you will be ask to indicate the correct Netscape appl name. You must select it. After this, you can start to collect URLs from your text files clicking on the "Import" button and selecting a file you know contains URLs. Clicking on one of the collected URLs, HyperCard will tell to Netscape the name of the selected URL and Netscape will try to connect the URL. In this stack I used the AppleScript "GetURL" command. If you don't utilize Netscape, but the appl you have accept the GetURL command, you can use this stack. Other info in the stack's about button. Happy collection ! News in 1.1 • Added a button on the URL's field. Clicking on "Launch URL" the button switches to "Edit URL". In the "Edit URL" mode you may add/edit/delete lines of the URL field. However, you can edit the field lines without switching the button but holding the shift key when click the URLs' field. • There is a new button to the right of the URLs field. It is a popup button (version > 2.2 ...sorry.). You can give your score to the Site now !! • The Sort button now ask you if you want to sort by Domains *or* by Ratings. Holding down the option key, you may sort by Date (yes, when you import URLs from text files, the import date is stored... click the domain field !) • In the first card there is a SoundEffect on/off button. This button switch off the "effect" only (the noise played when click on a button or field) • Changed the "go next" & "go prev" script. • Have you tons of URLs imported in an older version of this stack ? The "Get my old URLs" button is what you are looking for ! It will import all the URLs stored in older version of this stack ! WARNING: it perform a "fast" import and don't check for duplicates. Maybe in future updates. :-) This stack is Freeware. It can be freely distributed without any changes from: online services, BBS, non-profit user groups, people and can also be included in all CD-ROM or Disk magazines (anyway an e-mail or a notice will be welcome, as well as a copy of the magazine or media :-) °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° ° Please send comments, suggestions, insults and greetings to ° ° # bix@beatles.cselt.stet.it or ° ° # 100016,647 on Compu$erve ° °°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°° -1-