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® Macintosh Application Environment 3.0 ® The virtual Macintosh for UNIX systems ® White Paper Engineering Team: Michael Brenner Mark Gorlinsky Steve Peters Matthew Caprile John Grabowski Michael Press Mary Chan Mark Himelstein Shinji Sato Jerry Cottingham Cindi Hollister Marc Sinykin Ivan Drucker Richard W. Johnson Gayle Wiesner Kevin Fowler Michael Kellner Adam Zell Ray Gans John Kullmann Gary Giusti John Morley Marketing and Sales Team: Victoria Araujo Stu Freiman Susan Munné Ruthanne Baker-Mander Ricardo Gonzalez Jeff Roberts Paula Bozinovich Veronica Hernandez Radhi Sammeta Dennis Chen Stuart Illian Suzanne Seibert Bill Convis Larry Lanoue Tamara Taussig Freny Cooper Tom Molnar Engineering Interns: Tim Gilman Kent Burke Stephen Nelson Jonathan Hudgins David X. Clancy Engineering Support: J. Eric Akin Paul Dumais Channing Hughes Peter Blas Gerri Eaton Lauren Kahn Paul Burriesci Liz Galbraith Tom O'Brien Dan Carpenter Michelle Gaskill Paul Pavelko Chris Chapman Dick Gemoets Earl Wallace Andrea Cheung Jay Hosler Kevin Walters Contents Overview 3 What is the Macintosh Application Environment? ..................................................................3 Benefits of MAE software ..........................................................................................................4 New features of MAE version 3.0..............................................................................................5 On what systems does MAE run?..............................................................................................6 The User Experience 7 Launching MAE..........................................................................................................................7 Using the MAE Toolbar..............................................................................................................8 Configuring MAE for the UNIX Environment..........................................................................9 Installing Macintosh applications ...........................................................................................10 Opening UNIX files..................................................................................................................11 Launching commands and programs.....................…

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® Macintosh Application Environment 3.0 ® The virtual Macintosh for UNIX systems ® White Paper Engineering Team: Michael Brenner Mark Gorlinsky Steve Peters Matthew Caprile John Grabowski Michael Press Mary Chan Mark Himelstein Shinji Sato Jerry Cottingham Cindi Hollister Marc Sinykin Ivan Drucker Richard W. Johnson Gayle Wiesner Kevin Fowler Michael Kellner Adam Zell Ray Gans John Kullmann Gary Giusti John Morley Marketing and Sales Team: Victoria Araujo Stu Freiman Susan Munné Ruthanne Baker-Mander Ricardo Gonzalez Jeff Roberts Paula Bozinovich Veronica Hernandez Radhi Sammeta Dennis Chen Stuart Illian Suzanne Seibert Bill Convis Larry Lanoue Tamara Taussig Freny Cooper Tom Molnar Engineering Interns: Tim Gilman Kent Burke Stephen Nelson Jonathan Hudgins David X. Clancy Engineering Support: J. Eric Akin Paul Dumais Channing Hughes Peter Blas Gerri Eaton Lauren Kahn Paul Burriesci Liz Galbraith Tom O'Brien Dan Carpenter Michelle Gaskill Paul Pavelko Chris Chapman Dick Gemoets Earl Wallace Andrea Cheung Jay Hosler Kevin Walters Contents Overview 3 What is the Macintosh Application Environment? ..................................................................3 Benefits of MAE software ..........................................................................................................4 New features of MAE version 3.0..............................................................................................5 On what systems does MAE run?..............................................................................................6 The User Experience 7 Launching MAE..........................................................................................................................7 Using the MAE Toolbar..............................................................................................................8 Configuring MAE for the UNIX Environment..........................................................................9 Installing Macintosh applications ...........................................................................................10 Opening UNIX files..................................................................................................................11 Launching commands and programs.....................…

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Macintosh Application Environment 3.0 The virtual Macintosh for UNIX Systems Macintosh Application Environment 3.0 remote X window display, floating (MAE)—the virtual Macintosh for licenses with FLEXlm technology, and UNIX Systems—is an innovative soft- much more. ware product that provides a complete Since MAE 3.0 is based on Macintosh environment in an X win- Macintosh System 7.5.3, you can easily dow, allowing you to run Macintosh run the most popular off-the-shelf Features 680x0 applications right on your Macintosh software– including spread- It’s a virtual Macintosh workstation. sheet, desktop publishing, word pro- • Supplies the Macintosh graphical user MAE brings the functionality and cessing, graphics, e-mail, workgroup, interface and Finder in an X Window • Allows you to cut and paste data between ease of use of the Macintosh computer to calendar, and business applications. Macintosh applications Sun Microsystems SPARCstations MAE also seamlessly integrates • Lets you resize the Macintosh X Window to any size—without restarting MAE running the Solaris operating system, as with the UNIX environment, allow-ing • Provides a Macintosh System 7.5.3 well as to Hewlett-Packard Series 700 you to copy and paste text and graphics environment, including AppleScript, Drag and Drop, Apple Guide, and OpenDoc workstations running HP-UX. between UNIX and Macintosh applica- It runs Macintosh applications Because MAE supports AppleTalk tions. MAE lets • Lets you run off-the-shelf Macintosh networking, it’s easy to share printers, you open UNIX files (including software applications • Supports sound and QuickTime files, and e-mail with other Macintosh NFS-mounted volumes), access UNIX • Includes trial versions of ClarisWorks, and MAE users on a network, and applications through the Macintosh FileMaker Pro, ClarisImpact, and ClarisDraw • Includes SimpleText, HyperCard Player, MacTCP support lets you run Internet- interface, and use system services such MoviePlayer, OpenDoc Fetch, Disinfectant, based applica…

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2 MagiC Copyright 1995-2000 Application Systems Heidelberg Software GmbH Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Jede auch auszugsweise Vervielfältigung der Dokumentation oder des MagiC(-Mac, -PC)-Softwareprogramms wird strafrechtlich verfolgt. Die Übertragung des Softwareprogramms auf Datenträger jeglicher Art zu einem anderen Zwecke als dem der Da- tensicherung ist nicht gestattet. Die Rechte am Softwareprogramm MagiC(-Mac, -PC) und an der Dokumentation liegen bei Application Systems Heidelberg. Der rechtmäßige Erwerb des Handbuchs und der Originaldiskette erlaubt die Nutzung des Programms analog der Benutzung eines Buchs. Entsprechend der Unmöglichkeit, daß ein Buch zugleich an verschiedenen Orten von mehreren Personen gelesen wird, darf das Soft- wareprogramm MagiC(-Mac, -PC) nicht gleichzeitig von verschiedenen Personen an verschie- denen Orten benutzt werden. Einschränkung der Gewährleistung Inhaltliche Änderungen des Handbuchs und des Softwareprogramms behalten wir uns ohne Ankündigung vor. Es wird keine Haftung für die Richtigkeit des Inhalts des Handbuchs oder Schäden, die sich aus dem Gebrauch des Softwareprogramms ergeben, übernommen. Für Hinweise auf Fehler sind wir jederzeit dankbar. Warenzeichen Innerhalb dieses Handbuchs wird auf Warenzeichen Bezug genommen, die nicht explizit als solche ausgewiesen sind. Aus dem Fehlen einer Kennzeichnung kann also nicht geschlossen werden, daß ein Name frei von den Rechten Dritter ist. Macintosh, Power Macintosh und Mac OS sind geschützte Warenzeichen von Apple. ATARI ist ein geschütztes Warenzeichen von ATARI Corp. Windows 95, Windows 98 und Windows NT sind geschützte Warenzeichen von Microsoft. MagiC: Andreas Kromke, Franz Schmerbeck, Thomas Tempelmann, Sven und Wilfried Behne Handbuch: Thomas Hoffmann, Oliver Buchmann Umschlagdesign von Angel Ponz Application Systems Heidelberg Software GmbH Postfach 102 646 69016 Heidelberg Telefon: 06221 300002 Telefax: 06221 300389 Mailbox: 06221 303671 Internet: http://www.application-systems.de Gedruckt auf chlorfrei gebleichtem Papier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. 21. November 2000 Inhaltsverzeichnis 3 Willkommen in der Welt von MagiC! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Einführung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Über dieses Handbuch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Danke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1. MagiC für Atari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Einführung in MagiC für Atari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …

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2 MagiC Copyright 1995-2000 Application Systems Heidelberg Software GmbH Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Jede auch auszugsweise Vervielfältigung der Dokumentation oder des MagiC(-Mac, -PC)-Softwareprogramms wird strafrechtlich verfolgt. Die Übertragung des Softwareprogramms auf Datenträger jeglicher Art zu einem anderen Zwecke als dem der Da- tensicherung ist nicht gestattet. Die Rechte am Softwareprogramm MagiC(-Mac, -PC) und an der Dokumentation liegen bei Application Systems Heidelberg. Der rechtmäßige Erwerb des Handbuchs und der Originaldiskette erlaubt die Nutzung des Programms analog der Benutzung eines Buchs. Entsprechend der Unmöglichkeit, daß ein Buch zugleich an verschiedenen Orten von mehreren Personen gelesen wird, darf das Soft- wareprogramm MagiC(-Mac, -PC) nicht gleichzeitig von verschiedenen Personen an verschie- denen Orten benutzt werden. Einschränkung der Gewährleistung Inhaltliche Änderungen des Handbuchs und des Softwareprogramms behalten wir uns ohne Ankündigung vor. Es wird keine Haftung für die Richtigkeit des Inhalts des Handbuchs oder Schäden, die sich aus dem Gebrauch des Softwareprogramms ergeben, übernommen. Für Hinweise auf Fehler sind wir jederzeit dankbar. Warenzeichen Innerhalb dieses Handbuchs wird auf Warenzeichen Bezug genommen, die nicht explizit als solche ausgewiesen sind. Aus dem Fehlen einer Kennzeichnung kann also nicht geschlossen werden, daß ein Name frei von den Rechten Dritter ist. Macintosh, Power Macintosh und Mac OS sind geschützte Warenzeichen von Apple. ATARI ist ein geschütztes Warenzeichen von ATARI Corp. Windows 95, Windows 98 und Windows NT sind geschützte Warenzeichen von Microsoft. MagiC: Andreas Kromke, Franz Schmerbeck, Thomas Tempelmann, Sven und Wilfried Behne Handbuch: Thomas Hoffmann, Oliver Buchmann Umschlagdesign von Angel Ponz Application Systems Heidelberg Software GmbH Postfach 102 646 69016 Heidelberg Telefon: 06221 300002 Telefax: 06221 300389 Mailbox: 06221 303671 Internet: http://www.application-systems.de Gedruckt auf chlorfrei gebleichtem Papier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. 21. November 2000 Inhaltsverzeichnis 3 Willkommen in der Welt von MagiC! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Einführung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Über dieses Handbuch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Danke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1. MagiC für Atari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Einführung in MagiC für Atari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …

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2 MagiC Copyright 1995-2000 Application Systems Heidelberg Software GmbH Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Jede auch auszugsweise Vervielfältigung der Dokumentation oder des MagiC(-Mac, -PC)-Softwareprogramms wird strafrechtlich verfolgt. Die Übertragung des Softwareprogramms auf Datenträger jeglicher Art zu einem anderen Zwecke als dem der Da- tensicherung ist nicht gestattet. Die Rechte am Softwareprogramm MagiC(-Mac, -PC) und an der Dokumentation liegen bei Application Systems Heidelberg. Der rechtmäßige Erwerb des Handbuchs und der Originaldiskette erlaubt die Nutzung des Programms analog der Benutzung eines Buchs. Entsprechend der Unmöglichkeit, daß ein Buch zugleich an verschiedenen Orten von mehreren Personen gelesen wird, darf das Soft- wareprogramm MagiC(-Mac, -PC) nicht gleichzeitig von verschiedenen Personen an verschie- denen Orten benutzt werden. Einschränkung der Gewährleistung Inhaltliche Änderungen des Handbuchs und des Softwareprogramms behalten wir uns ohne Ankündigung vor. Es wird keine Haftung für die Richtigkeit des Inhalts des Handbuchs oder Schäden, die sich aus dem Gebrauch des Softwareprogramms ergeben, übernommen. Für Hinweise auf Fehler sind wir jederzeit dankbar. Warenzeichen Innerhalb dieses Handbuchs wird auf Warenzeichen Bezug genommen, die nicht explizit als solche ausgewiesen sind. Aus dem Fehlen einer Kennzeichnung kann also nicht geschlossen werden, daß ein Name frei von den Rechten Dritter ist. Macintosh, Power Macintosh und Mac OS sind geschützte Warenzeichen von Apple. ATARI ist ein geschütztes Warenzeichen von ATARI Corp. Windows 95, Windows 98 und Windows NT sind geschützte Warenzeichen von Microsoft. MagiC: Andreas Kromke, Franz Schmerbeck, Thomas Tempelmann, Sven und Wilfried Behne Handbuch: Thomas Hoffmann, Oliver Buchmann Umschlagdesign von Angel Ponz Application Systems Heidelberg Software GmbH Postfach 102 646 69016 Heidelberg Telefon: 06221 300002 Telefax: 06221 300389 Mailbox: 06221 303671 Internet: http://www.application-systems.de Gedruckt auf chlorfrei gebleichtem Papier in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. 21. November 2000 Inhaltsverzeichnis 3 Willkommen in der Welt von MagiC! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Einführung . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Über dieses Handbuch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Danke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1. MagiC für Atari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Einführung in MagiC für Atari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . …

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This is a little program I wrote while I was taking a break from the work on the Orion Space Flight Simulator. It is a "MANDELZOOM" program inspired by the Computer Recreations column in the Scientific American of this past August. The program draws pictures of a "fractal" called the "Mandelbrot set"; you should read the article if you want to find out what the Mandelbrot Set is. The program is fairly simple to use - it has boxes with icons in them for all the major functions. The four arrow buttons are for scrolling. The two large buttons beneath the arrows are "zoom in" and "zoom out". (by a factor of 2 in each case) The four small buttons below the zoom buttons select the size of pixels to use - large pixels make the drawing process faster but give you less resolution. The four buttons below the resolution buttons have the numbers "100", "250", "500", and "1000" written on them - these buttons set the cutoff point at which the algorithm stops iterating Z'=Z^2+C (see the article for explanation.) The five unlabeled buttons on the right choose one of five "shading tables" to use when drawing the pictures. Note that while the program is drawing it displays a wristwatch cursor. However, you can click on another control at any time and the program will stop drawing and execute the new command. Hope you like it... Robert P. Munafo P.S. Version 1.1 of Orion coming soon...
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S I E R R A Tutorial Introduction The following information provides an overview of how to use Hoyle Solitaire. Main Menu Screen The Main Menu screen will allow you to select from “PLAY GAME”, “GAME CREDITS”, “ABOUT HOYLE”, “TUTORIAL”, “GLOSSARY”, and “QUIT.” The Glossary defines standard terms used in solitaire. Game Selection Screen The “PLAY GAME” button places you into the Game Selection screen which lists the 28 solitaire games available. To choose a game, left mouse click on the title of the game you want to play. You can also use the “Tab” and “shift- Tab” keys to cycle forward and backward through the titles; use “Enter” to select the game. The game selection screen will also display a diamond symbol next to any game that has been won. You can hone your card flicking skills by clicking on the “CARD FLICK” icon. Card Flick Whenever you win a game, you will have the opportunity to “Take a Shot” – flicking a card into a “hat”. Successfully flicking a card from a moving hand into a “hat” rewards you with an animation. Left mouse click when you want “your” hand to flick the card. You can hone your card flicking skills by clicking on the “CARD FLICK” button in the Game Selection screen. Watch out! It is quite addicting! Note: If Card Flick performance is slow, turning the background music off may help speed up animations. Solitaire Gameplay Overview In general, a solitaire game begins with cards laid out in a Tableau (original layout). Gameplay begins by clicking on a Stock pile (undealt cards), to turn up new cards as you try to build up Columns of cards which match in rank, color, suit, etc... Cards from the Columns are usually played to Foundations, which are designated on the Game screen by “marbled” card shapes. Hitting the “Tab” key while in a Game screen will display labels over the different components (e.g. the Foundation) of the Game screen. The “GLOSSARY” available from the Main Menu screen defines useful Solitaire terms. Selecting Cards In general, cards are moved via the “drag and drop” method. To move a card in this manner, place your cursor on the desired card and select it by depressing the left mouse button; keeping the button depressed, move the card to the desired spot and release the button. Any differences from the “drag and drop” method (e.g. to move pairs to a Foundation) are described in the Rules for each game. Often, pointing at the desired card and clicking the right mouse button will provide a shortcut way to move a card to a desired position, such as to a Foundation. Specific right mouse click functions are described in the Rules for each game. When necessary, you may peek at the bottom card of a Foundation by clicking on the Foundation. Resign Icon Click on the “Resign” icon on the Game screen when you are ready to resign the current hand and try the same game again. Your s…

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DESIGN IT! 3-D Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Creating With Design It! 3-D Chapter 3: The Menus Appendix A Installation Windows Installation This CD contains a Master Installer program that provides an easy and convenient way to install the programs on the CD. Follow these instructions to use the Master Installer. 1) Insert the program CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2) From the Windows Program Manager, click once in the File menu option to display the File menu and select Run. 3) In the Run dialog box, type D:\INSTLL.EXE (note the spelling, no “A”), and press Enter. If your CD-ROM drive letter is not D, substitute accordingly. 4) The Master Installer main screen is displayed and you are presented with a list of products to choose from. Make your selections from the list and click on Install to continue. Master Installer will launch the individual installers for each of the products selected, and return to the Master Installer screen. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation for each program. Please note that some installations may restart your Windows session. If you encounter problems installing several programs at once, quit the Master Installer program, and restart it. Install one program at a time. Macintosh Installation Design It! 3-D™ is compacted with a self-running installer. If you are familiar with basic Macintosh operating procedures, you are ready to install Design It! 3-D by following these steps: 1 Insert the CD-ROM into the CD drive and double-click on the disk icon. 2 Double-click on the Design It! 3-D disk icon to open it and double-click on the Installer icon. 3 Click on the Continue button and select the installation options in the dialog box. The default installation is the Design It! 3-D application, and all Galleries and Models (Scenes). 4 When all the installation options have been selected, click on the Install button, the program is extracted onto the user's hard disk. 5 After the program has extracted, double-click on the Design It! 3-D icon to start the program. To begin using Design It! 3-D right away, read the Creating 3-D Models chapter. 1 Introduction Design It! 3-D is a unique 3-D modeling program that features a “drag-and-drop” approach to creating your own worlds. You don’t have to build anything from scratch; to construct complex objects and structures, just drag basic 3-D shapes from the program’s object galleries and drop them into a 2-D design window. You may edit an object’s shape, size and color; and surface features (windows and doors, for example), and combine the object with other objects. Any addition or change is rendered in a companion 3-D walk window where you can roam thro…

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Granny’s Garden Windows / Macintosh Version User Guide Windows version: 4Mation Macintosh version: 4Mation Artwork - Acorn, Windows & Don Slaven Macintosh versions: Manual: 4Mation Original BBC B version: Mike Matson 4MATION 14 Castle Park Road, Barnstaple • Devon • EX32 8PA Tel: (01271) 325353 Fax: (01271) 322974 http://www.4Mation.co.uk 1 © 4Mation 1983, 1993, 1997 & 2000. The Granny’s Garden discs and manual may not be copied or reproduced in any way except for the sole use of the purchasing individual or institution. Copies may not be sold, loaned or given away. 4Mation will not hesitate to bring legal action against offenders. Registration card details Name _________________________ Date obtained __________________ Address _________________________ Supplier _____________________ _________________________ _____________________ _________________________ _________________________ If purchased direct from 4Mation: Post code _________________________ Invoice no._____________________ Disc ID_____________________________________________________________ 2 Contents Credits 1 Registration card details 2 Author’s introduction 4 Granny’s Story 5 Operating instructions - Macintosh 9 Operating instructions - Windows 10 About the program 12 Using the program 13 Suggestions for other activities 14 Help notes 17 Granny Resource Pack 18 3 Author's introduction I wrote the original version of Granny’s Garden in 1983. The BBC micro was beginning to establish itself in many schools and Granny was my first real attempt to counter the influence of those who thought computers were for computing and nothing else. I wanted to prove that a cold logical machine could be used to create a fantasy world which would encourage children to use their imaginations. Just as importantly, I wanted to produce something which would allow teachers an easy access to the new world of technology. For the next nine years I tried hard to forget about Granny’s Garden. It wasn’t easy. For reasons which I still don’t understand, the program acquired a sort of cult status. While I wasn’t looking, Granny spread far and wide. It has been …

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