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Home What's new  Resources  Members  Store    New posts Find threads  Watched  Search forums Mark forums read Home  Forums  Vintage Apple  Macintosh  Compact Macs  Fonts Before Mac (1983)  slomacuser ·  Friday at 6:16 PM ·  None Unwatch •••  Friday at 6:16 PM   #1 I came a cross discs image that was probally used by Susan Kare in 1983. The disc was labeled Susan's Fonts, mac Format Font 4.30.83. On the Sleeve there are writings elefont, fat font, patti.  slomacuser Tinkerer The disc image was not bootable on Twiggy Mac Emulator, actually it even does not include a Finder or System file, but files like SYSTEM.RSRC, SHELL.OBJ and MACSYS.CODE. On the discs was also font editor file which I assume it is the very first version of Font Editor [ 1 ] for Macintosh and some files named CREAM12, ELEFONT, FATFONT, MIXEDCAPS, OLDENGLISH18, Patti, pingpong12, city lite 12, city fat 12. ELEFONT was the name for CHICAGO Macintosh System Font. [ 2 ] And this was the first file I tried to open. I learned about how to use Font Editor 2.0 thanks to @Mark Simonson's excellent guide. So for the first time ever let me publicly present you the ELEFONT type here (Well I allready posted this on 68kMlA so this is the second time) Lets compare it to CHICAGO font: I could happily open this early font files with Font Editor 2.0 which what we have to say was probably just converted from Twiggy Mac resources to the final Mac 128k resources and added #2.0, no serious updates were possibly made because it really behaves and looks like a proto product I mean other Mac Twiggy applications. Ok, back to fonts. There are some other variants of ELEFONT like FATFONT: The others fonts are CITY FONT FAT and CITY FONT LITE: MIXEDCAPS font: I have opend this fonts with FontEditor and installed them into suitcase called Susan Fonts. I added ID's to them from 30 to 34. If you red Marks guide you know that fonts from 0-127 were reserved for Apple. Because the final release fonts came with this ID's: + two special fonts that came with game Alice And on the Twiggy Macs there were this fonts available: Most of this fonts were built into MacSketch and later into MacPaint. The initial implementation of the font manager simply included a few built-in fonts that were linked with the system, and it returned the system font if you requested one that wasn't …

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A BBEdit Extension for quickly formatting HTML Copyright ©1996, by Chad Magendanz. All rights reserved. Version 1.0 - 10 Feb 96 Description Format HTML was created for two basic purposes: 1. To display Web pages generated with PageMill in readable form: I'm a big fan of PageMill. It provides a means of generating very simple Web pages with almost instant gratification. However, it's rare that I'm completely satisfied with the results of my Web page after its initial conception in PageMill. I usually wish to add some more complex structures (like tables) and find myself back in BBEdit flirting with HTML tags in their native form. Unfortunately, this is often easier said than done. PageMill doesn't lay out the HTML in any particular format, frequently squishing them all together in a mass of tags that are difficult for humans to interpret. Format HTML was designed to quickly fix this problem, breaking down HTML tags into individual lines and indenting them in a programmatic style that is easier to read and understand. The utility makes a great addition to Lindsay Davies' HTML Tools, complementing the PageMill Cleaner utility. When importing HTML from PageMill to BBEdit, I first use PageMill Cleaner, then Format HTML to set things right. 2. To assist Web authors in debugging their HTML: The Check HTML command in HTML Tools is a probably the most useful element of BBEdit's Web authoring environment. Like the best compilers, BBEdit displays which tags are likely to be problems and suggests a reasonable cause. Frequently, the solution is obvious, but for those cases where it's not, Format HTML can be a valuable tool. Just running your HTML through Format HTML will tell you whether you have balanced all of your HTML tags and quickly indicate when a tag block has not been closed properly. Installation Install Format HTML by decompressing the StuffIt™ archive and dragging the BBEdit Extension to your BBEdit Extension folder. If you have Lindsay Davies' HTML Tools installed, you will probably want to place Format HTML in the Misc folder with PageMill Cleaner. In either case, the new Format HTML command should be available from the Extensions menu the next time you launch BBEdit. System Requirements Format HTML requires BBEdit version 3.5 or later. BBEdit Lite will *not* suffice. For more information on BBEdit, check out the BBEdit Web site at www.barebones.com. What it Actually Does Format HTML conducts several operations on your HTML source in one command. Specifically, 1. All extraneous tabs, spaces and returns are removed. 2. Each HTML tag is placed on its own line. 3. HTML commands are parsed for basic structure (not syntax). 4. Tabs are added to each line to indent appropriately for its level of nesting. -1- Using Format HTML To format any HTML file in BBEdit, just select the Format HTML command from the Extensions menu. To undo the changes, just select Undo Extens…

Formulas & Programming Page 2 Panorama Handbook Panorama Formulas & Programming (Version 6.0) Copyright © 2010, ProVUE Development, All Rights Reserved ProVUE Development 18685-A Main Street PMB 356 Huntington Beach, CA 92648 USA www.provue.com Page 3 Table of Contents – Click on any entry to jump to the page — Full Formulas ............................................................................................................ 19 Formulas In Action ................................................................................................................................ 19 Displaying/Printing A Formula ..................................................................................................... 20 Storing Formula Results in the Database .................................................................................... 22 Using a Formula to Locate/Select Information............................................................................. 25 Formulas in Procedures............................................................................................................... 28 Using the Formula Wizard ........................................................................................................... 29 Calculations with Database Fields ..................................................................................... 30 Changing the Active Database........................................................................................... 32 Using Fields from Other Databases ................................................................................... 33 Topic and Functions Help Menus ....................................................................................... 34 Function Search ................................................................................................................. 36 Special Formula Result Formats ........................................................................................ 38 The Programming Reference Wizard ................................................................................. 41 Formula Components ........................................................................................................................... 42 Formula Grammar ...........................................................................…