GLIDER PRO USER'S GUIDE • PAGE 1 by john calhoun MACINTOSH VERSION USER’S GUIDE PAGE 2 • GLIDER PRO USER'S GUIDE Copyright © 1994, Casady & Greene, Inc. Manual Revision: February 1995 This manual and the Glider Pro™ software are copyrighted by Casady & Greene, Inc. None of the software may be copied or modified, in whole or in part, for distribution to or use by others. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE ILLEGAL COPIES OF THIS SOFTWARE The software you are using was produced through the blood, sweat, and tears of many peo- ple: designers, artists, programmers, distributors, retailers, and other dedicated workers. The costs of developing this and other software programs are recovered through software sales. The unauthorized duplication of software raises the cost for all legitimate users. This software is protected by federal copyright law. Your cooperation in upholding the law will insure continued low–cost upgrades and new software. Copying software for any reason other than to make a backup is a violation of federal laws. Individuals who make illegal copies of software may be subject to civil and criminal penalties. Please report all copyright violations to: SPA, 1101 Connecticut Ave., NW, Suite 901, Washington, DC20036 LIMITED WARRANTY PLEASE READ THIS LICENSE CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE SOFTWARE. BY USING THE SOFT- WARE, YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE, PORMPTLY RETURN THE UNUSED SOFTWARE TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU OBTAINED IT AND YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED. 1. License. The application, demonstration, system and other software accompanying this License, whether on disk, in read only memory, or on any other media (the “Software”) the related documentation and fonts are licensed to you by Casady & Greene. You own the disk on which the Software and fonts are recorded but Casady & Greene and/or Casady & Greene’s Licensors retain title to the Software, related documentation and fonts. This License allows you to use the software and fonts on a single Apple computer and make one copy of the Software and fonts in machine- readeable form for backup purposes only. You must reproduce on such copy the Casady & Greene copyright notice and any other proprietary legends that were on the original copy of the software and fonts. You may also transfer all your license rights in the software and fonts, the backup copy of the software and fonts, the related documentation and a copy of this License to another party, provided the other party reads and agrees to accept the terms and condi- tions of this License. 2. Restrictions. The Software contains copyrighted material, trade secrets and other proprietary …

GoLive CyberStudio Version 3.1 Addendum © 1998 GoLive Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. GoLive Systems, Inc. 525 Middlefield Road, Suite 100 Menlo Park, CA 94025 1-800-554-6638 http://www.golive.com office@golive.com Copyright 1998 by GoLive Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. July 1998 The present GoLive CyberStudio® manual was designed, written and edited using the FrameMaker desktop publishing package running on an Apple® Macintosh® computer, printouts for proofreading and publica- tion were made using Apple LaserWriter printers. The artwork was designed using FrameMaker, Adobe Photoshop® and Grafikkonverter. Postscript™, the LaserWriter page description language, is a trademark of Adobe Systems Inc. The typeface used throughout this manual is Ocean Sans MM by Adobe Systems Inc. Table of Contents New Features in GoLive CyberStudio 3.1 What’s New, What’s Hot?...................................................................................................... 3 New Authoring Features ........................................................................................................................... 3 MacOS Integration..................................................................................................................................... 4 Site Window Enhancements ..................................................................................................................... 4 Where to Look for New Authoring Tools................................................................................. 5 Fontsets...................................................................................................................................................... 5 The JavaScript Editor and JavaScript Inspector ........................................................................................ 7 The Script Tab of the JavaScript Inspector.......................................................................................... 8 The Events Tab of the JavaScript Inspector ........................................................................................ 8 The Objects Tab of the JavaScript Inspector....................................................................................... 9 Using Text Macros with Source Code Editors................................................................................... 9 Inserting Text Macros into the Source Code ..................................................................................... 10 Defining Text Macros......................................................................................................................... 10 Using Delimiters ................................................................................................................................ 11 Automating Insertion Point Placement and Text Selection..…

http://www.sente.ch/software/goban/GobanHelp/PlayingAgainstProgram.html Goban Help Playing against the program. How do I start a game? The Show Info menu toggles a panel where you can set the parameters of the game. How do I finish a game? A game is finished when both players pass consecutively. Since release v10, Goban attempts to automatically score the game. In Go, even scoring finished games is not an easy task, and Goban will give up trying if it does not succeed to score a game in less than 30 seconds. Goban's choices about what stones are dead or alive can be manually overriden by selecting a stone or group of stones. The board changes to reflect the status you give to the stones, and the score is updated. What is GNU Go? Goban is designed to be compatible with a variety of Go playing programs, and currently includes GNU Go. GNU Go is distributed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE . Contact gnugo@gnu.org, or see http://www.gnu.org/software/gnugo/ for more information. How do I set the strength of the program? Using handicap stones is the preferred way to make a game even. Alternatively, you can adjust the program strength (and speed) in the Preferences panel. Goban now allows you to push GNU Go's strength past the recommended level 10, up to level 15. This is because there has been reports that GNU Go at level 15 is stronger: in a 13x13 tournament of leading Go programs ran by Stefan Mertin, GNU Go 3.2, (Goban includes a later and stronger version of GNU Go), placed 3rd using this setting. However, playing a 19x19 game at level 15 is unbearably slow, around 6 times slower than at level 10, and there are still some doubts about the real increase in strength. So the possibility to push GNU Go to level 15 exist, if you would like to experiment with it on small boards, but it is not recommended. An alternative, to get a better opponent, is to use the latest development version of GNU Go which is available precompiled for Mac OS X on our server. Installation explanations can be found below. For instance, while 3.2, released in April 2002, was around 13 kyu on NNGS, GNU Go 3.3.16 was at 10 kyu, supposedly equivalent to a Japanese 6 kyu or AGA 7 kyu, at the beginning of 2003. How do I use Goban with a program other than GNU Go, or a newer version of GNU 1 sur 2 http://www.sente.ch/software/goban/GobanHelp/PlayingAgainstProgram.html Go? In The Preferences panel you can specify the launch path and launch arguments to be used for your alternative program. Since release v12, Goban supports the Go Text Protocol (GTP) as well as the Go Modem Protocol (GMP). Compatible programs should be usable with Goban, but none other than GNU Go have been tested yet. The commands that Goban sends to a GTP program are: boardsize, fixed_handicap, komi, clear_board, play, genmove, …

GopherGolf is the miniature golf game for Macintosh. It’s great fun for all ages. Now you and your family can enjoy the fun of putting through castles, windmills, pipes and water in the comfort of your own home. Watch out for that pesky gopher, You never know where he will pop up next. Play the courses included in this package or create your own courses with the built in editor. You can also play courses created by other registered users. There are many additional courses available on our website. Inside Mac Games says • “Despite two great golf simulations that were released this summer, this is the golf game I have been waiting for.” • “I can’t stress enough how great this game is when friends or family are over.” • “The controls are simple enough for just about anyone.” Chosen as “Shareware Star of the Month” by MacFormat magazine. They said • “Forget playing tournaments in PGA Tour or Links Pro, the only golf game you need is right here.” • “The author has spent ages producing one of the best pieces of shareware I’ve seen” • “This will be the best $15 you’ve ever spent.” ocs.com http://www.replacementd GopherGolf Manual 1 Ordering Information This version of GopherGolf is a demo. It will allow you to play the first three holes of the courses. You can use the editor but you can not save your course changes. To be able to play all 18 holes per course and edit courses you need to register. You can register your copy of GopherGolf by phone, mail, email or over the internet from our secure order form. You will receive a registration number that lets you access all options of GopherGolf. At this time we are able to offer the game to you for only $15.00 for just a registration number or $20.00 if you also want a disk sent to you. Large amount of effort has gone into making GopherGolf a great game. We believe it is very high quality and the registration fee is quite reasonable. Please support our shareware efforts by registering your software. The first thing to do is click on the Order Form button on the main information screen that comes up when you start the game. Fill out the appropriate information and either print it out or create a new file by clicking on the correct button. On the internet: You must use a credit card to order from our secure site. Go to www.SqueegeeSoftware.com and order. By Phone: You must use a credit card to order by phone. Make sure you have your credit card information and call the number listed below. You can receive your registration number instantly. Online: You must use a credit card to order online. To order this way go to our web site. Once there go to the GopherGolf page and click on the Register button. Fill out the registration form and click on Submit. By Email: You must use a credit card to order by email. Send the order form you created, with your credit card inf…

October 20, 1986 Information about Grades - Alpha 2.0 Professor Jerry Keough Department of Mathematics Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 (617) - 552 - 3755 Note: This version of Grades "replaces" an earlier version of a grading program (called Grades 0.96) that I wrote that's been circulating since March of 1985. Although functional, I would not term my earlier offering very polished, not very Macintosh-like. I've since adopted much more reasonable ideas about what makes a good Macintosh program, and this new offering shows it. Unfortunately for Grades 0.96 users, it does NOT read data files created by that program. That was a design decision made (perhaps erroneously) at some point, but that's just the way it is. This program called Grades - Alpha 2.0 is, as far as I can tell, reasonably bug free. I use it extensively, as do about ten or fifteen colleagues. We haven't lost a data set yet, although during development we occasionally lost the last few minutes work. Grades - Alpha 2.0 is written for teachers to track a class of students. It maintains up to 20 grades for each student (a fixed limit that now cannot be changed), and allows the computation of weighted averages either in terms of raw scores or Z-scores based on those grades. Options to show or hide other pieces of information about a student (an "alias", such as a social security number, and a "grade" which can be assigned manually for record-keeping), plus the ability to select any subset of the recorded grades for averaging purposes (e.g., you can choose "only the tests", or "only the homework") yields a very useful utility. I've paid a lot of attention to Macintosh conventions (although not completely at this stage), so you should find the program easy to use despite this minimal amount of documentation. How to use this program: you should find this program very much like a spreadsheet program. You are allowed to type new names at any time by just clicking in the "new" name box and typing. Pressing return adds the new name to the class list. You create a column in which to enter new grades by choosing "Enter New Grade" from the Organize menu. If you choose "Show Alias" from the Columns menu, you can enter information such as a social security number for each student. If you choose "Show Grades" from the Columns menu, you can record a "semester grade", useful for record keeping purposes only. When you enter a new grade, you are asked to enter a.) a title for the new exam or test; b.) its maximum grade (must be in the range 0..9999), and a weight (a real number > 0 - see below). Having done that, a new col…