Mike's House version 1.0 Mike's house is an application written by Mike Rippe of SomeWare with World Builder™ by Silicon Beach Software. It makes use of the graphics, digitized sound, and programming capabilities offered by W.B. The map for House is taken from the floor plan of the Rippe house. This program is an example of the capabilities of World Builder™ and is FREE. The purpose of the game is to get everything you need to take a shower and then get to the bathtub. Sound simple? Not really. First of all, I'm not going to tell you what you need to get...you can find that out by going to the tub. Next, there are critters that really don't like the idea of you being in the house. Third, there are traps in a couple of the rooms that you can activate by complete mistake. There is a Commands menu that lists most of the commands that you can use. Others are built into World Builder™ applications automatically, and you have to experiment to find them. One note is that you can take things by clicking on them. The Weapons menu is a sort of extension of the Commands menu except it deals only with fighting. You can also save games, load games, revert to last saved, and quit. This program is being released at the same time as Princess 2.7. Princess is a text adventure with some graphics and sound. It is written in MS-BAISC 2.0 and is available for a $5.00 ShareWare fee. If I receive enough donations for it, I will re-write it as an application with graphics and digitized sound. Enjoy!, Mike Rippe P.O. Box 83 Hanover, NH 03755

Jade 1.2 Jade is a JPEG viewer based on the Independent JPEG Group's library of JPEG compression and decompression routines. It's main purpose is to fill the gap in Macintosh JPEG viewers which can view full sized JPEG images while maintaining reasonable memory and speed requirements. It was also made to be useful as a helper application in Netscape or any other web browser application that supports helpers. Advantages Over Other JPEG viewers Jade's main advantage lies in it's virtual memory scheme which allows memory requirements to be very low. One tradeoff is that it requires much more free disk space. Since RAM is fairly expensive relative to hard disk space this is a pretty good tradeoff. Using disk space, Jade allows you to have a large number (limited by it's parition size) of images open simulataneously with few speed penalties. Other JPEG viewers are usually RAM based, and when RAM runs out, need to re-decompress images which can take a relatively long time; especially when there are 30+ images. In addition to having more images open at once, Jade can also view JPEG images at their full size; all you really need is the disk space. Jade is also fast at JPEG decompression. Jade offers various display modes which alow you to tradeoff image quality for speed. The only exception I've found is when color quantization is used (when the monitor can only display 256 colors or less). But when it's not used it really flies; especially on a Powermac. Jade is also multithreaded. This means that you can decompress more than one image at a time. For example, if you use Jade as a helper for Netscape, when you download image A, you can go back into Netscape and download image B, while image A is being decompessed. If image B is finished being downloaded while image A is still being decompressed, decompression will immediately begin on image B. Being multithreaded means that even when Jade is busy decompressing images, all of its functions are still available to you. One minor disadvantage of the virtual memory scheme is that if Jade happens to crash or terminate abnormally (e.g., by force quitting it), it will leave its temporary files on the disk. To remove these temporary files, you should restart your computer. Upon restarting, all these temporary files will appear in your trash. All you need to do is empty it. Requirements A 68020 (or higher) or PowerPC Macintosh running system 7.5 or later. Or, a macintosh running system 7.0 (or later) with the Thread Manager extention. Legal Use Jade at your own risk. I the author will not be responsible for any damage implicitly or explicitly caused by Jade. Jade may be freely non-commercially distributed (e.g., non-profit). Commercial distribution requires author's consent. Jade is FREE. I only ask that you send me bug reports and/or constructive criticism/ideas/features on how to improve Jade. You can reach me at: e-mail: eshieh@ng.netgate.net Postal Service: Eric…

 About Mac OS Runtime for Java MRJ 2.2.4 Mac OS Runtime for Java (MRJ) 2.2.4 is an upgrade to MRJ 2.2.3 which addresses a security issue affecting our users. In some cases, this would have permitted unauthorized applets to access the local hard drive. The release notes from MRJ 2.2, MRJ 2.2.2, and MRJ 2.2.3 appear below. Apart from the information above, these release notes still apply.  About Mac OS Runtime for Java MRJ 2.2.3 Mac OS Runtime for Java (MRJ) 2.2.3 is an upgrade to MRJ 2.2.2 that improves memory usage, and provides substantial performance improvements for users who repeatedly access the same JAR files over a network. It also fixes several problems which were affecting users of 2-byte international systems. MRJ 2.2.3 is Gold Certified for use with Oracle Applications 11i when used with Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0. It is Bronze Certified for running applications built with Oracle Developer 6i and deployed on Oracle Developer Server using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 to access the client. Notes • JAR caching MRJ 2.2.3 introduces JAR caching. Java code is frequently stored on servers in a special type of file called a JAR (for Java Archive). If a Java applet uses many JARs, or if the JARs are very large, it can take considerable time to load these files. JAR caching saves copies of these files on your local hard drive. When you use a JAR again, MRJ checks to see if there is a newer version on the server. If not, it uses the local copy, and your application starts up much faster than it would without caching. JARs are saved in a folder named “MRJ Cache” located in “System:Preferences”. Over time, this folder will grow, but it will not exceed 100MB. If you want to reclaim some of this space, you can quit all running applications and then drag the “MRJ Cache” folder to the trash. The next time MRJ needs to cache a JAR file, it will create a new “MRJ Cache” folder. • Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 MRJ 2.2.3 fixes several of the more prominent bugs exhibited when using MRJ 2.2 and MRJ 2.2.2 with Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) 5.0; other bugs still remain. Apple is working, along with Microsoft, to resolve these problems, and they will be addressed in a future release. • Yahoo Games If you play Yahoo games in MSIE 5.0, they may crash when you click the “Exit Games” - 1 - button. You can avoid this problem by using MSIE 4.5 to play these games. • MRJ SDK Developers working with MRJ 2.2.3 can continue to use MRJ SDK 2.2. Apple is not releasing a new MRJ SDK with MRJ 2.2.3. You can download MRJ SDK 2.2 from http://developer.apple.com/java/text/download.html. • Personal Web Sharing If you are using Personal Web Sharing, and want to include Java applets in your web pages, you should package your class files in ZIP or JAR format to avoid a bug in Personal Web Sharing that prevents an applet from running if any of its classes have a “$” in their name. For more information on cr…

MacLaunchpad Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) has introduced an saves the last visited Launchboard page exciting new way to access the applications when it is closed. installed in your computer. Now this feature To access a page, just drag an empty area is available for every Intel-based Mac user: at the background and slide the cursor in MacLaunchpad allows you to directly the direction of the page you want to access, manage and search for your display. You can also press ← or → to installed applications. navigate through the pages, or click on one MacLaunchpad can be open easily: clicking of the page markers placed at on its icon, pressing a keystroke MacLaunchpad bottom. To directly access combination or reaching one of the screen favorite’s tray, just press ⌘ + B, and to corners. The Dock and Menu bar are not access search tray, press ⌘ + F. The page accessible while MacLaunchpad is running. number can vary according to the You can open an application, set it as a MacLaunchpad display options and to the favorite, delete it and find it. To quit amount of installed applications. MacLaunchpad, simply press the escape key or perform a double click over an empty area at MacLaunchpad’s background. To open an application, simply click on one of the many displayed icons within MacLaunchpad. It will instantly close To find an application with MacLaunchpad, MacLaunchpad and launch the selected you simply have to access Search Tray and application. To set an application as a type the name of the desired application. favorite, just perform a right click on it and MacLaunchpad will automatically display a select the star icon that will appear. There list with the applications that most likely will be attached a badge to a favorite match the searched term. Within Search application. The application also will be Tray and application can also be set as a displayed at the favorite’s tray. favorite. To launch a found application just click on it’s icon. To remove an application from the favorite’s tray, just right click on it’s icon and select once again the star icon. This process will To permanently remove an installed remove the favorite badge and also remove application, simply hold down ⌘ key at it from the favorite’s tray. MacLaunchpad until the applications start to shake and an “X” mark appear at the MacLaunchpad intelligently displays Top-Left corner. applications in alphabetical order. It al…

Installation To install PleaseSleep, drag the PleaseSleep icon to your Applications folder. You can then eject the PleaseSleep disk image. Launch PleaseSleep To launch PleaseSleep, double-click the PleaseSleep icon to your Applications folder. Once PleaseSleep launches, it displays a "Z..." icon on the menu bar. Uninstall To uninstall PleaseSleep, select "Quit” from PleaseSleep's menu if it is running, drag the PleaseSleep icon from your Applications folder to the Trash. Mountain Lion and Gatekeeper PleaseSleep is compatible with Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion, however you need to do one of the followings to work with Gatekeeper feature: 1. Turn off Gatekeeper by selecting "Anywhere" in "Security & Privacy" System Preferences, or 2. Right-click on PleaseSleep.app icon in your Applications folder and then choose "Open", select "Open" in the prompted dialog box to allow PleaseSleep to run on your system. Support Support email: tech.support@dragonone.com Donations PleaseSleep is free and is donation-ware, so if you use it and like it then please consider a donation. Donations help pay for bandwidth and help pay for the time spent maintaining and improving the software. Donations are entirely voluntary, and any donation amount is greatly appreciated. To make your donation now, please visit http://www.dragonone.com/products/macosx/pleasesleep/donate.html. Thank you for your support! 2012 DragonOne.

The Wayback Machine-http://web.archive.org/web/20040301140833/http://www.surf.nuqe.nagoya-… About RHEED Convert ※ table of contents Overview explanation Operating environment download how to use Other general notes * Outline explanation This is a program that transforms the RHEED (Reflective High-Engration Electron Diffraction) pattern into an arrangement of reciprocal lattice rods viewed from directly above the surface. Reference books on electron diffraction include "Easy Electron Diffraction and Elementary Crystallography-Indexing of Electron Diffraction Figures" [Kyoritsu Shuppan, by Tanaka, Terauchi, and Tsuda], and "Surface / Interface Physics" on RHEED [Maruzen, Sone. Hen (new development of series physical physics)] etc. ※ Operating environment This software is CPU: 68020 and above (should not have FPU), PowerPC series Operating System: Mac OS 7.5 or higher (Thread Manager required) Works with. It's a Fat Binary, so it works best on both 68K Macintosh and Power Macintosh. He has developed it on 9500/200 and 7600/200 (both Mac OS 8J), and has confirmed the operation on 7100/120 (Mac OS 7.5.3J), but confirmed the operation on 68K Macintosh. Not available. It may also work on System 7.1, but I haven't confirmed it. Please see here for an example of the execution result (24KB). * Download rconv101.sit.hqx (program: 600KB) rconv_source.sit.hqx (source file: 1.2MB) ※ how to use 1. When started, a dialog will appear requesting a PICT file for the RHEED pattern to be converted. The image format is PICT only. Also, the converted image is forcibly converted to 256 gray. 2. When you specify a file, separate windows appear at the top and bottom, and the original RHEED pattern is displayed in the upper area. The two circles and one line in this represent the specular reflection spot (green circle), the direct spot (red circle), and the shadow edge (blue line), respectively. Drag with the mouse so that these three markers match the RHEED pattern. Note that the shadow edge always maintains the relationship between the perpendicular bisectors of the two spots, so moving one will automatically adjust the other markers to meet this requirement. 3. After adjusting the position of the marker, enter the field of camera length or electron beam viewing angle above. The unit of camera length is pixel, and the unit of viewing angle is °. The distance D between the two spots specified above is always in the relationship of tan θ = D / 2L (θ: viewing angle, L: camera length), so if you enter one, the other will be calculated automatically. First of all, it is convenient to find the camera length using a photo with a known viewing angle. The last used camera length will be automatically adopted at the next startup. 4. After specifying the marker a…

Pagina 1 About RagTime 4 Pagina 2 This manual was written by Thilo Bretschneider and Jens F. Adam. It was translated into English by Stephen Lindenmayer. The layout was designed by H. Erich Frass and Jens F. Adam using Meta fonts (Erik Spiekermann, FontShop). Special characters and key symbols are set in Zapf Dingbats (Hermann Zapf, International Typeface Corpora- tion), Zeal (The Font Bureau) and Hilden 95 (Jens F. Adam, B & E Soft- ware). Version 4.2.1 RagTime is a trademark of B & E Software GmbH. All other trademarks belong to their respective holders. © 1998 B & E Software GmbH. All rights reserved. Pagina 3 1 Overview RagTime 4 Documentation b Contents Pagina 4 4 Overview 1 OVERVIEW The RagTime 4 documentation consists of several parts on various media. > “Training Manual” (printed) Eight exercises in three steps for those new to RagTime 4 > “RagTime 4 for RagTime 3 Users” (printed and on-line) Differences between RagTime 3 and RagTime 4 > “RagTime 4 Reference” (printed and on-line) Overviews and information about documents and components as well as an alphabetical reference of all menus, commands, tools, windows and their panels > RagTime 4 Formulas and Functions (on-line) Descriptions and examples of the functions and operators > This brochure “About RagTime 4” The on-line documentation is installed together with the program on your hard disk. It is intended for reference and contains detailed information about commands, options, functions and so on. All chapters are connected with cross references (hyperlinks) and there are versatile search features (index, command and function overviews, text search). This brochure provides basic information about RagTime 4. It consists of three sections which are, for the most part, independent of each other and may therefore be read in any order. The chapter about installing RagTime 4 describes the normal software installation which, with the help of the familiar Apple installation program, runs automatically in most cases. In addition, it goes into detail concerning installation on servers and the related questions of licensing and authorization codes. The second chapter elaborates on the purpose of the various RagTime 4 software modules and their configuration on your computer’s storage medium. The closing chapter introduces in detail the concepts and ideas which make RagTime 4 unique. It demonstrates the broader design of the program with examples, mentions in sections about specific options relationships which are not immediately apparent and familiarizes you with RagTime 4 which will make your daily work with this program still more productive. Pagina 5 …

 Welcome to the September 2001 Developer Tools CD! Contents Introduction Compatibility with Earlier Mac OS X Versions Compatibility of Built Applications Installing the Mac OS X Developer Tools Installing WebObjects Developer with the Mac OS X Developer Tools Installing the CarbonLib SDK Possible Installation Problems and Workarounds Introduction The September 2001 Developer Tools CD includes everything you need to begin developing applications for Mac OS X, including tools, documentation, and software. In addition, it includes the latest CarbonLib SDK for Mac OS 8 and 9. For the latest information and updates to Mac OS X development tools, documentation, code samples, and technical notes, please visit http://developer.apple.com/macosx. Developers are encourages to join the Apple Developer Connection which provides the most convenient access to Mac OS X development resources, including technical support and pre-release software. For information, visit http://www.apple.com/developer. Please read the separate What’s New document for information on what has changed on this CD. Compatibility with Earlier Mac OS X Versions The September 2001 Developer Tools CD is primarily intended for use on systems running Mac OS X 10.1. Earlier versions of the Developer Tools CD should not be installed or used with Mac OS X 10.1 (for example, the older linker does not work with two-level namespace binaries). If you are running earlier versions of Mac OS X, we strongly encourage you to upgrade to Mac OS X 10.1 and the September 2001 Developer Tools so you can take full advantage of new features of the tools, including two-level namespace. Two- level namespace is a new linker feature (similar to that on Mac OS 9) that provides faster launch times for your applications and more robustness by ensuring that at launch time your application dynamically links with symbols from the correct libraries. It will help ensure greater compatibility on future versions of Mac OS X as Apple adds new APIs to the system frameworks. Two-level namespace is the default behavior of the linker. Do not install the complete September 2001 Developer.mpkg package on systems earlier than Mac OS X 10.1. The only sub-package which may be useful is the Developer Tools package itself. If you want to install that (via Custom Install), update to at least Mac OS X 10.0.4 before doing so. When using the new tools (which default to two-level namespace) on a Mac OS X 10.0.4 system, you will need to add /usr/lib/libobjc.A.dylib as a library (and possibly other frameworks) to properly link Cocoa applications. That is not necessary on Mac OS X 10.1. Do not upgrade from the May 2001 Developer Tools package to the September 2001 Developer Tools unless you are running at least Mac OS X 10.0.4. On systems earlier than 10.0.4, there was an Installer bug that would prevent you from launching any applications after that tools upgrade, due to over-aggressive deletion of a non-empty directory. In Project Bu…

 About Xcode 4.2 Developer tools for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and iOS 5 Contents Introduction About SDKs Installation Deprecation Notice Introduction Xcode is the complete developer toolset for creating applications for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. This package installs the Xcode IDE, the Instruments analysis tool, iOS Simulator, and OS framework bundles in the form of Mac OS X SDKs and iOS SDKs. What’s New in Xcode 4.2 for Snow Leopard • Support for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard and iOS SDK 5 • Apple LLVM compiler 3.0 with Automatic Reference Counting (ARC) for iOS • Storyboarding support in Interface Builder to design multi-view workflows for iOS • OpenGL ES graphical debugger within the main Xcode debugging interface • Apple LLVM compiler support for C++’0x language features • Additional bug fixes, stability, and performance improvements What’s New in Xcode 4 • Xcode 4 has a brand new, single window interface for all major workflows • Interface Builder is now integrated within the main Xcode IDE • Assistant shows a paired editor with complementary files, e.g.: header or UI controller • Live Issues display coding errors as you type, and Fix-it can correct the mistake for you Compatibility: Xcode 4 requires an Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X Snow Leopard version 10.6.7 or later, and includes Mac OS X SDK 10.6, and iOS SDK 5. To develop apps targeting prior versions of Mac OS X or iOS, see the section titled About SDKs and the iOS Simulator below. Developer Resources: The Mac and iOS Developer Programs provide access to the App Store, additional support and documentation, as well as provisioning resources to enable testing and deployment on an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad device. For more information visit: for iOS:! http://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/ for Mac: ! http://developer.apple.com/programs/mac/ For discussions about any Apple developer software, including pre-release products, please visit the Apple Developer Forums, at: http://devforums.apple.com/ Top new features in Xcode 4 • Xcode 4 has a brand new, single window interface for all major workflows • Interface Builder is now integrated within the main Xcode IDE • Assistant shows a paired editor with complementary files, e.g.: header or UI controller • Version editor shows a live comparison through SCM history, using Git or Subversion • Live Issues display coding errors as you type, and Fix-it can correct the mistake for you • Tabs save a unique screen layout for each task, e.g. debugging, editing, designing • LLVM compiler 2.0 includes full support for C, Objective-C, and now C++ • LLDB debugger is faster, and uses less memory than the GDB debugging engine • Instruments adds System Trace, and new iOS instruments including OpenGL ES Feature overview • Xcode 4 uses a completely new, single window interface for organizing your…