macam : Support Cameras http://webcam-osx.sourceforge.net/cameras/index.php Cameras Downloads FAQ Contact Message Thanks List of Cameras This is a database of USB webcams and cameras. There are 829 cameras in this database. Currently, 463 of these cameras work on Mac OS X. Now 404 of these cameras are supported using the macam driver! Another 18 cameras work with OEM supplied drivers. 43 cameras are supported using the USB Video Class (UVC) built-in driver found in Mac OS X 10.4.3 and later. Please report any additions or changes to this data! Click on the colum headers to re-sort (except Notes). Click on a model name for more specific details. Note that some models might have multiple separately listed variants. Vendor Product Manufacturer Model Notes Status Controller ID ID (any) any camera with matching IDs should work 0x2770 0x9120 SQ905 (any) any camera with matching IDs should work 0x0923 0x010f ICM532 (any) any camera with matching IDs should work 0x093a 0x2468 PAC207 (any) any camera with matching IDs Camera depends (OEM) 0x2770 0x905c SQ905C (any) any camera with matching IDs in progress 0x06a5 0xd001 NW801 (any) any camera with matching IDs in progress 0x06a5 0x0000 NW800 not working (no (any) MM353 Plako 0x81ec 0x3188 UVC camera) not working (no (unknown) Cheap Chinese webcam 0x06a2 0x0003 (unknown) information) not working (no (unknown) Digital Camera …

MacApp® 2.0b12 Release Notes March 5, 1990 QuickStart This release of MacApp requires MPW 3.1 or 3.0 final. It will not work with MPW 2.0.2 and beta versions of MPW 3.0. If your computer has enough memory, setting the RAM Cache to 64K will speed up MPW significantly. Important Notes to b5 Users These release notes describe the changes since 2.0b5. It includes sections summarizing the changes in particular areas of MacApp, followed by a detailed changed list. The summarized sections describe important changes to MacApp. Make sure you read them as they tell you what to change in order to move your b5 application to this release. Installing To install MacApp on your system, do the following: 1. On your hard disk, create a folder named MacApp. 2. Copy all files/folders from all MacApp disks into the MacApp folder. NOTE: If you only intend to use the pre-built MacApp® libraries or do not intend to build the Examples, then only copy the first 3 disks. 3. Move the contents of any folder that is titled "X!" to folder "X". 4. Drop a copy of UserStartup•MacApp into your MPW folder. 5. Launch MPW. UserStartup•MacApp will be automatically executed. If the MacApp folder cannot be automatically located, you will be asked to find it. 6. Optionally, create a folder to hold your Application source files, Rez input file, and make file and place it in the MacApp folder. The naming conventions for your application's files are: MYourApp.p {The optional Main program} UYourApp.p {The optional interface part of your application unit} UYourApp. .p {The optional include file[s] that contain the implementation of the unit. The portion of the name[s] can be anything though it is often inc1. } OR --------------------- YourApp.p {The Main program. See Nothing.p for an example. } AND -------------------- YourApp.r {The optional Rez input file. Default.r will be used if you do not supply an input MacApp 2.0b12 Release Notes Page file } YourApp.MAMake {The optional Make file. } You can copy all of these files at once in MPW by typing: duplicate "Source Volume: YourApp " "Dest Volume:" If you prefer to use a different naming convention, you may have to modify the MacApp build system. Building Build Instructions: 1. You may need to create a MAMake file. See the MacApp Reference Manual, or the Calc sample program to learn how. 2. In MPW, set yo…

TH for the • MacASM A co-resident editor/macroassembler for the Macintosh computer. User and Reference Manual Copyright 1984, Mainstay ~a,11 a Can1ozaad St. S3 11-B T,)EP...e.yAV~ . Agoura Hills, CA 91301 (818)-991-6540 All rights reserved This manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved. This document may not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without obtaining express written prior consent from Mainstay. Printed in the U.S.A. MAINSTAY CUSTOMERLICENSE AGREEMENT IMPORTANT: The enclosed MacASM program is licensed by Mainstay to customers for their use only according to the terms and conditions set forth below. Opening this package indicates acceptance of these terms. LICENSE Mainstay agrees to grant you a non-exclusive license to use the enclosed Mainstay program (the "Program") subject to the terms and conditions of this license agreement. COPYRIGHT The Program and its User and Reference Manual are copyrighted. You may not copy or otherwise reproduce any part of the Program and its User and Reference manual except for personal archival copies. RESTRICTIONS on USE and TRANSFER The original and any archival copies of the Program and its User and Reference manual are to be used in connection with a single computer. You may physically transfer the Program from one computer to another, provided that the Program is used in connection with only one computer at a time. You may not transfer the Program electronically from one computer to another over a network. You may not distribute copies of the Program or the user and reference manual to other parties. You may not use, copy, modify or transfer the Program in whole or in part, except as expressly provided for in this license agreement. NO PERFORMANCE WARRANTY Mainstay can not and does not warrant the performance or results that may be obtained by using the program. Accordingly, the Program and its User and Reference Manual are licensed "as is" without warranty as to their performance, merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. The entire risk as to the results and performance of th…

OCT ,-25-2070 03:11PM fROH: 305 932-8&51 TO: 'ClASSlfIEO' P.OI •• • •• • • • The "~_ '~I'" • • ..f!Worid'$ Mocintosh supen:omputer network, 005 been taken over, Someone or something hai gained cofittol of tne Net by infeding it with virv$f!s thot ore cousing total turmoil. We have isolated your terminal os 0 • • to otto<k tnese vil\l5es head on. An Q(ceu to NetSpace, the graphico1 user interfoce of the Net, rimary Io<ation • has been mode availoble to yoor terminal. We ore counting on you to discover 0 way to destroy this evil force and • restore the Net and the world to order onee again. • •• 00 o Belore JOu g.t .to.ted, JOU n••d .0... backgreund Info....tlon conce i1!flti • erl.I•• 00 00 In the middle of Ihe 215' cenlUlY, 0 slIpff compuler rletwOO: cornprised o~M4Jjttsh mochine~ dominated the world computer indus/ry. Evef'I terminal in the ~'co(lfIe<:/ed in some wrlf./n the c/eveIoped nations oE the world, 97% of the hO/llih~ of'eosl Olle terminal. The Ne/, os ~ come ob be colled, conlrolled nearlyeverythingjFlftlif1'al'ßature in the worId, /rom the conlrol of enleroinment {Oll demand movies anivi~ farnes} 10 economies /tegula6ng inlereM role and money wppIyJ. The power ond ~ Ais sysJem was immense, however, 50 was the potential Fot disasler. te Ii 1*P Ne! safe From ComJpliOll irs operations were keptavt al human hands. Agroop 01 A.1.'s(artifidal inlelligence pro- •• •gj"" ~Id' run Ihe Nel. After nearly 0 decode 0/ fIowIe~ operah'OIl, /he sr1em oppeared 10 be safe. Then, Ie~ thon 0 mooth 090, Ihe problems hegan fo oppear. Virus progroms hegan fo oppear in NetSpoce Ihe graphicol user inlerioce to the system management 0I1he Ne!. rhe first virus- es 10 oppear were relo6ve1y hormleM. They were easi~ conlrolled belore they coold' des/TOY toa much information. Bu, the viruses begon fo se' smarler. They were e…

MacBinary by Gregory J. Smith Some methods of downloading MacBinary files to the Macintosh do not translate the MacBinary format into a standard Macintosh file. FTP under early versions of NCSA Telnet is one such case. This method of downloading leaves the MacBinary information in the data fork of the resulting Macintosh file. MacBinary will translate such data files into Macintosh files. MacBinary also has an upload feature that provides the reverse process to create files that can be uploaded with NCSA Telnet. To translate a file, just select Open from the File menu. MacBinary will translate the file based on the configuration in the Settings menu. The Settings menu controls what function MacBinary will perform. True MacBinary is used with the case of catenating the three pieces of a MacBinary file on unix into one text file prior to downloading. With some versions of xbin and macget, the resulting forks on unix are not padded out to the 128 byte blocks that the MacBinary standard specifies. Catenating the three pieces (.info,.data and .rsrc) together will not produce a correctly formatted MacBinary file. Turning off the True MacBinary setting will handle this case. Otherwise, you should leave the True MacBinary setting on. MacBinary will only create true MacBinary II files, regardless of the True MacBinary setting. The Download setting is used to translate a data file that has been downloaded. Upload tells MacBinary to translate a Macintosh file into a MacBinary data file, suitable for uploading. The Delete after Download setting will delete the input data file after successfully translating it to a Macintosh file. MacBinary is Freeware. You may distribute this program in whatever way you like, as long as this document is included. However, commercial distribution is prohibited without prior consent of the author. Version 1.0.1 April 19, 1989. ©1989 Gregory J. Smith

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Version 3.1 for Macintosh User Manual This manual was written for use with the Eudora Pro™ software version 3.1.1. This manual and the Eudora Pro software described in it are copyrighted, with all rights reserved. This manual and the Eudora Pro software may not be copied, except as otherwise provided in your software license or as expressly permitted in writing by QUALCOMM Incorporated. Copyright © 1988-1992 by the University of Illinois Eudora® is a registered trademark and Eudora Pro™ Board of Trustees. Copyright © 1992-1997 by is a trademark of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM Incorporated. All rights reserved. PureVoice™ and SmartRate™ are trademarks of QUALCOMM Incorporated. QUALCOMM® is a Portions of the Eudora Pro Software were written by registered trademark and registered service mark of John Norstad, Copyright © 1988-1990 Northwestern QUALCOMM Incorporated. University, and David Johnson, Copyright © 1984 Brown University. All rights reserved. MacSLIP™ is a trademark of Hyde Park Software, Inc. The MacTCP™ and Communications Toolbox™ software are copyrighted by Apple Computer, Inc. All McAfee Associates, Inc.® and VirusScan® are rights reserved. registered trademarks of McAfee Associates, Inc. The StuffIt® Engine™ components are PGP® and Pretty Good® are registered trademarks and Copyright © 1990-97 Aladdin Systems, Inc. Pretty Good Privacy™ is a trademark of PGP, Inc. Adobe ®, Acrobat®, and Acrobat Exchange™ are Spellswell ™ is a trademark of Working Software, either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Inc. Systems Incorporated. StuffIt® is a registered trademark and StuffIt AppleTalk® and Macintosh ® are registered Engine™, Aladdin™, and Aladdin Systems, Inc.™ trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., and are trademarks of Aladdin Systems, Inc. LocalTalk™, MacTCP™, and Communications Toolbox™ are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. All other trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners. Use of the Eudora Pro software and other software and fonts accompanying your license (the “Software") and its documentation is at your sole risk. The Software and its documentation (including this manual), and QUALCOMM’s software maintenance and extended maintenance, if applicable, are provided "AS IS" and without warranty of any kind and QUALCOMM and QUALCOMM’s Licensor(s), including but not limited to the University of Illinois and Apple Computer, Inc. (collectively herein referred to as "QUALCOMM"), EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRA…

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