MacGlobe™ User's Guide Version 1.3.0 Copyright MaeGlobe version 1.3.0 Copyright ©1992 Bmderound Software, Ine. All Rights Reserved. No part of this program or manual may be reprodueed in any manner whatsoever without written permission ofthe publisher exeept as provided below. MaeGlobe is a trademark of Bmderbund Software, !ne. Produets developed by Bmderbund Software, lne. are intended to help disserninate information. Bmderbund Software, Ine. is delighted to have users ineolporate sereens, graphies and text from Bmderbund's eopyrighted program(s) into documents and presentations for personal use. However, all information from Bmderbund Software software must earry the following copyright notiee: Copyright ©1992 Bmderbund Software, !ne. If you are interested in using any information from Bmderbund Software, Ine. software for eommercial pUtposes, you must eontaet the eomPanY direet1y by writing to: Legal Department, Bmderbund Software, Ine. 500 Redwood Boulevard P.D. Box 6121 Novato, CA 94948. Trademarks Maeintosh, ImageWriter and LaserWriter are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Ine. Table of Contents Introduction 1 Current Events and MacGlobe 1.3.0 I Maps Inc1uded in MacGlobe 2 Statistics and Features Inc1uded in MacGlobe 3 New Features in MacGlobe 1.3.0 4 Updates 4 System Requirements 4 Installation Instructions 5 Using MacGlobe 6 Regional Maps 6 Country Maps 11 Thematic Maps 14 Comparison Charts 16 Country Reports 20 Utilities 22 Country Flags 22 Distances 23 Time Zones 24 Currency Conversions 26 Options 28 Printing and Exporting 29 Glossary 30 Bibliography 32 Acknowledgments 35 Index 36 Introduction Welcome 10 MacGlobe MacGlobe brings a world of information to your Macintosh. With the collection of international maps in MacGlobe, you can locate the most densely populated countries, least developed nations, or members ofNATO without running to the library or leafing through an atlas. In addition, the extensive database in MacGlobe allows you to explo…

MacGourmet Deluxe User Guide Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of Advenio or Mariner Software, Inc.. Your rights to the software are governed by the accompanying software license agreement. MacGourmet is a trademark of Advenio, Inc. Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. Apple, the Apple logo, AppleScript, and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. The "Built for Mac OS X" graphic is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. used under license. All other products and company names mentioned in this document may be trademarks of their respective owners. ©2004-2010 Advenio, Inc. All Rights reserved. ©2004-2010 Mariner Software, Inc. All Rights reserved. 1 Getting Started With MacGourmet Deluxe! 8 Installing MacGourmet Plug-ins! 10 MacGourmet Feature Overview! 11 Recipe Box Widescreen and Normal Display Modes! 14 Customizing Your Table Columns! 15 Creating and Editing! 15 The Chef View - Your Kitchen Cooking Helper! 17 Viewing More than One List at a Time! 17 Changing the Look of Recipes and Notes! 18 Viewing Larger Versions of Your Images! 18 2 Creating and Editing Recipes! 21 Creating New Recipes! 21 Editing Your Recipes ! 21 The Info Tab! 21 The Ingredients Tab! 22 The Directions Tab! 24 The Preparation Tab! 25 The Notes Tab! 26 The Picture Tab! 27 The Nutrition Tab! 28 3 Creating and Editing Wine Notes! 29 Creating New Wine Notes ! 29 Editing Your Wine Notes! 29 The Info Tab! 29 3 The Tasting Notes Tab! 30 The Winemakerʼs Notes Tab! 31 The Label Tab! 32 The Cellar Info Tab! 33 4 Creating and Editing Cooking Notes! 34 Creating New Cooking Notes! 34 Editing Your Notes! 34 The Info Tab! 34 The Picture Tab! 35 5 Finding Things in MacGourmet ! 36 The Search Fie…

MacJournal User Guide Chronicle Your Life © Copyright 1998-2009 Mariner Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved. No part of this documentation may be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, micro- filmed, or otherwise duplicated on any medium without written consent of Mariner Software, Inc. Use of MacJournal software programs and documentation is sub- ject to the Mariner Software license agreement enclosed in the MacJournal package. All trade names referenced herein are either trademarks or registered trade- marks of their respective companies. Chapter 1: First Steps 4 Multiple entries and the Activity Viewer 27 Installation 5 Publishing with iWeb 28 Registration 6 Publishing to MobileMe 29 Using this guide 7 Email an entry 30 Basic terminology and ideas 8 Chapter 4: Working with Entries 31 Chapter 2: Journaling 9 Adding fields to the Entries Pane 32 The main window 10 Changing the Entry Pane location 33 Creating and deleting journals 11 The Inspector: entries 34 Creating and deleting entries 12 Tagging entries 36 Using the Quick Note window 13 Using the media browser 37 Adding audio and video 14 Customizing the info bar 38 Non-text entries 16 Full screen mode 39 Importing entries 17 Entry aliases 40 Working with the Sidebar Source List and Calen- Chapter 5: Working with Journals 41 dar 20 Backgrounds 42 Chapter 3: Blogging and Sharing 21 Templates 43 Configuring a blog server 22 Encryption 46 Posting an entry 23 Sorting 49 Posting Photos to Picasa 24 Searching 50 Embedding a YouTube video in an Entry 25 …

MacJournal User Guide Chronicle Your Life © Copyright 2012 Mariner Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved. No part of this documentation may be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, microfilmed, or otherwise duplicated on any medium without written consent of Mariner Software, Inc. Use of MacJournal software programs and documentation is subject to the Mariner Software license agreement enclosed in the MacJournal package. All trade names referenced herein are either trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Chapter 1: First Steps! 4 Posting photos to Picasa! 26 Installation! 5 Posting an entry! 27 Registration! 6 Embedding a YouTube video in an Entry! 28 Troubleshooting! 7 Scheduling a blog post! 29 Using this guide! 8 Multiple entries and the Activity Viewer! 30 Basic terminology and ideas! 9 Email an entry! 31 Chapter 2: Journaling! 10 Chapter 4: Working with Entries! 32 The main window! 11 Adding fields to the Entries Pane! 33 Creating and deleting journals! 12 Changing the Entry Pane location! 34 Creating and deleting entries! 13 The Inspector: entries! 35 The Timeline view! 14 Tagging entries! 37 The Calendar view! 15 Using the media browser! 64 Using the Quick Note window! 16 Customizing the info bar! 39 Adding audio and video! 17 Focused editing / Full screen modes! 40 Non-text entries! 19 Editing entries! 41 Importing entries! 20 Writing timer! 42 Working with the Sidebar Source List and Entry aliases! 43 Calendar! 35 Chapter 5: Working with Journals! 44 Chapter 3: Blogging and Sharing! 23 Backgrounds! 45 Configuring a blog server! 24 Templates! 46 Posting images and attachmen…

5 MINIX ON THE APPLE MACINTOSH In this chapter we will describe how to boot and install MACMINIX on the Apple Macintosh. It is assumed that the reader is already familiar with MACMINIX in gen- eral, and has at least some knowledge of UNIX. Readers not at all familiar with UNIX should probably begin by looking at one of the many introductory articles and books about it, as this manual does not contain any tutorial material on UNIX. If you plan on running multifinder with MACMINIX, be sure to read the multi- finder section below. 5.1. MACMINIX HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS MINIX will run on any Macintosh with at least one megabyte of memory and 128K (or larger) ROMs. MACMINIX has been tested most extensively with system software version 6.0 or later. Earlier versions may present some problems. 5.2. THE MACMINIX DISTRIBUTION The MACMINIX distribution consists of eight double-sided 800K diskettes. One of them contains the boot application and the root file system, and is used for boot- ing MACMINIX. Since MACMINIX file systems are also ordinary Macintosh operating 60 MINIX ON THE APPLE MACINTOSH CHAP. 5 system files, all of the diskettes are readable by the normal Macintosh operating sys- tem. Here is the list of the diskettes: center,box; c c c c l l l l. Name Size File system Description 00.BOOT 800K MAC OS/MINIX Used for booting MINIX 01.USR1 800K MAC OS/MINIX Commands 02.USR2 800K MAC OS/MINIX Commands 03.ACK 800K MAC OS/MINIX C compiler 04.SRC1 800K MAC OS/MINIX Sources of MINIX 05.SRC2 800K MAC OS/MINIX Sources of commands 06.SRC3 800K MAC OS/MINIX Sources of commands 07.SRC4 800K MAC OS/MINIX Editors We will refer to these diskettes in the rest of this chapter by their name in the first column of this table, for example, 00.BOOT. Before you start working with these diskettes we strongly advise you to make copies of them. You can use normal Macintosh procedures to make these copies. If you are not familiar with how to copy a diskette, refer to your Macintosh owner’s guide. Keep the original disks write protected under all circumstances. Make sure that the copies are named identically to the originals, since the following procedures depend on this. Once you have made the copies, place the originals in a safe place and use the copies. Please note that if you use write protected floppies in the follow- ing installation procedures, you will occasionally get write errors on device 2/0. These messages can safely be ignored. 5.3. NATIONAL KEYBOARDS The Macintosh has different keyboards for different countries. When booting, MACMINIX uses the Toolbox to assist in the creation of the virtual key code to ASCII translation table, so assuming that the international resources have been properly configured for your machine, the table will be correct for your country.…

NAME SYNOPSIS DESCRIPTION System Requirements Distribution Installing Online Help Mac::Glue Mailing list Building CONTACT CREDITS DATE NAME MacPerl Readme SYNOPSIS Welcome to MacPerl, the application that implements perl, the programming language and environment, on Mac OS (Classic). If you are running perl under Mac OS X, you don't want to be here (unless you are in the Classic environment under Mac OS X). DESCRIPTION Please read the READMEs that come with MacPerl, but ignore the installation instructions presented in the main README; they do not apply to the Mac OS port of perl. Read macperldelta for changes since MacPerl 5.2.0r4. System Requirements MacPerl 5.6 requires Mac OS 8.1 or above, either 68040 or PowerPC, and 12MB RAM. 64MB or more RAM is recommended for using certain modules and programs. CarbonLib 1.0.4 or greater is also required. Mac OS 8.1 also requires the Navigation extension, included with CarbonLib 1.0.4. All versions of CarbonLib may be downloaded from Apple for free. <URL:ftp://download.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_Software_Updates/ English-North_American/Macintosh/System/Other_System/> <URL:http://www.info.apple.com/support/downloads.html>; You may also wish to increase MacPerl's memory allocation to as much as 30MB, 60MB, or more, depending on what you're using it for. For using just the MPW tool, Mac OS 7.5.5 and 68030 should be sufficient, though some of the Mac:: modules might not work. Distribution MacPerl can always be obtained from the following locations, among others: http://dev.macperl.org/ http://www.cpan.org/ports/mac/ ftp://ftp.cpan.org/pub/CPAN/ports/mac/ MacPerl is avaiable on all the CPAN sites. Find the CPAN mirror near you: http://mirror.cpan.org/ MacPerl is distributed in two forms: a web installer (about 400K) and a full installer (around 20MB). The web installer is recommended, as it only downloads the components you need. MacPerl-5.6.1r2_web.bin MacPerl-5.6.1r2_full.bin ^ ^^ ^ ^ | || | MacBinary Suffix ("bin") | || Distribution Component (web", "full") | |Build Number ("1") | Type ("d"evelopment, "a"lpha, "b"eta, "r"elease) Perl Version ("5.6.1") Both the web and full installers are self-updating as new versions of MacPerl are released; they will fetch and install only changed files, so you don't need to download everything anew. Note: Some beta versions of the full installer were not self-updating; please download a new installer. Installing MacPerl is installed by running the installer, selecting an option, and then setting up the Online Help as described below. To install the MPW perl tool, additionally follow the instructions in Install.MPW_Perl. The following installation options are available: Easy Install / Basic Install This installs the application (for your platform), the documentation, and the library.…

K Service Source Macintosh SE/30 K Service Source Basics Macintosh SE/30 Basics Overview - 1 Overview This manual includes complete repair procedures for the Macintosh SE/30, shown at left. Figure: Macintosh SE/30 K Service Source Specifications Macintosh SE/30 Specifications Processor - 1 Processor CPU Motorola 68030 microprocessor 15.667 MHz 32-bit architecture 256-byte instruction and data caches Built-in paged memory management unit (PMMU) Coprocessor Motorola 68882 floating-point unit (FPU); follows IEEE standards Specifications Memory - 2 Memory RAM 1 or 4 MB, expandable to 32 MB Upgradeable to 5 MB ROM 256K PRAM 256 bytes of user-set parameter memory CMOS custom chip with long-life lithium battery Specifications Disk Storage - 3 Disk Storage Floppy Drive 1.4 MB floppy drive Hard Drive Optional 40 or 80 MB hard drive Specifications I/O Interfaces - 4 I/O Interfaces Expansion One 030 direct slot supporting full 32-bit address and data lines through 120-pin Euro-DIN connector SCSI One 50-pin connector (internal) and one DB-25 connector (external) Apple Desktop Bus Two Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) ports for communication with keyboard, mouse, and other input devices over low-speed, synchronous serial bus Serial Two RS-232/RS-422 serial ports; 230.4 Kbaud maximum Sound Stereo sound port for external audio amplifier Specifications I/O Devices - 5 I/O Devices Keyboards Apple Keyboard Apple Extended Keyboard Mouse Mechanical tracking; ADB connector; optical shaft or contact encoding at 3.94 ± 0.39 pulse per mm (100 ± 10 pulses per in.) of travel Specifications Sound and Video - 6 Sound and Video Sound Generator Apple Sound Chip (ASC) including four-voice, wavetable…