Macintosh. EtherTalk for A/UX 2.0 •• Alpha draft• APPLE CONFIDENTIAL May 10, 19SCJ • Kristi Predricksoo • z47162 Developer Technical Publications c Apple Canpuler, Inc. 1989 • APPU! CONPIJm. INC. 1bis manual is~ by .Apple er by Apple'a mpplim. wth all riala reserwd. Under the copyriabl laws, dds manua1 may not be copied, in whole er iD pmt. wlbout lbe wmenaimem d .Apple Qmpaer. Jnc. 'Ibis acep1ion does not allow CXlpies to be made for orbm, wbelber er not ICJld. blld dlbe .mlltrill pultbuedmay be IOld, &iven, er Jer:t to aaber pmon. Underlhe law1 mp,in8 iDcluds nwq imo another ...... The Apple Joao Ja I rqislmd lntdemadr fl Apple Cclmputrl1 Jnc. Ule dlbe ".keybmnf" Apple Jaso (Optkxl&lft-1) for CIOl!llmdal pwposea WbcM the prior Mtlm COllleDl d Apple may mndlarr hldemadr Wr1.-mere ml m6ir a>qleftion In mladm d federal ml . . Ins. c Apple Computer, Inc., 1989 20525 Mariani Avenue CUpertioo, CA 95014-&99 (4~) 996-1010 Apple. the Apple logo, AppleSbare, AppleTalk, Apple DGS, MacApp, Macimosh, and ProDOS are JeSistered mdemarb d Apple Qxnputer, Inc. A/UX, APDA, App1eCD SC, APW, l!therTalk, Ymder, GSIOS, HyperCMd. Hypefl'alk, MPW, and Multirmder are wdemarb d Apple Qxnputer, Inc. IBM is a regislered trademark cl lrlernatk>nal Business Machines Qxporalion. MkrosoCt and MS-DOS are iqistered uidemaits d Miaosdt Ccrpcnlion. JJshrSpeecr: is I uademark d Symantec Qxpcntim. nt 1.apf Dqbm is a iqistered trademark d International 1Jpe&ce Qrpoation. 1inoUmk is I iegistered trademlJk dlidypeCo. POS'1'SCllPT is a iqistered arademuk, and mUSIJ'llOf is a trademark, d Adobe Systems lncclrpoaled. Simullaneously puliished in the United Stales and Caada. • . _J L Draft 5/10/89 EtherTalk 2.0 Release Notes No,. to reviewers: Sllllldard ,,ktue 110i./onntll to bl llUtl illflllal draft. 1. New Features ElherTalk 2.0 for A/lJX exlends the power of AppleTalt by enabling network users to share AppleTalk LaserWrit.er and ImageWriter printtzs over an Elhemet network. Need infonnalion k1111garding bridge/router 11quiremen11 for prinling. 'lbese 2.0 enhancements were accomplished by modifying Ille pm-cxisdng pococ:ol stack to implement the features of Extended AppleTaJt for EdlerTaJt. while maintaining suppon for Local'i'aJk through the same llaCk. 1be EtherTalk 2.0 includes clumps to the h'lnry intaface in Older to provide access to pmtoCOls through library calls rather than through direct system calls. This enhancement makes user pograms ponable, and elimina&eS the need for the AppleTalt and Extended AppleTalk Link Access Protocols (ALAP and EL.AP). 1be accompanying ~ pages give details regarding these and odls tcchnical changes. 2. Installing EtherTalk 2.0 Installation of EtberTalk 2.0 involves loading three 8oppy disks onto your system. One of lhese disks contains the ElherTalk software, and the olhs two contain the modified Toolbox. See the revised Chapter 10 of the AIUX Networlr. System Administration, enclosed. for detailed installation instructions. You …

MACINTOSH HARDWARE OVERVIEW Rev 2.0 ·February 11, 1991 ./ John Atwood (rev 1, 2) Andy Poggio (rev 1) Archltectural Investigations & Modeling Functional Technology Group, Macintosh Products Apple Computer Inc. 20705 Valley Green Dr. M-S 60AR Cupertino, CA 95014 9 Apple Registered Confidential 9 Macintosh Hardware Overview February 11, 1991 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................. 3 PROCESSOR ....................................................................................... 11 MEMORY ............................................................................................ 18 . SYSTIM EXPANSION ........................................................................ 29 ADVANCED I/O ARCHITECfURE .................................................... 33 GRAPHICS .......................................................................................... 37 VIDEO OVERIAY ................................... ~ .......................................... 40 SOUND ............................................................................................... 44 MASS STORAGE ................................................................................ 49 NE1WORKING & COMMUNICATIONS ............................................ 53 SYSTEM SUPPORT FUNCTIONS ...................................................... 58 POWER .......... ........................................... 61 APPE IX 2 - VIA BITS ........ ...... .......... ..................................... 63 . APPE IX A W, E B CK D .G S .............. 67 BIBLI s Apple Registered Confidential 2 Macintosh Hardware Overview February 11, 1991 1. INTRODUCTION This document is a summary of the Apple Macintosh CPU hardware capabilities and constraints. It can serve multiple purposes, including establishing a baseline Macintosh architecture, and to provide new hardware and software engineers at Apple a hardware review of the Macintosh. In a sense, this serves a similar purpose as the Macintosh Family Hardware Reference and the Inside Macintosh series. However, this is an Apple internal document, and thus can include proprietary information and make references to internal specifications. The common hardware features of the Macintosh are doqimented, as well as major differen~es. To keep the document small, details are left to ERSs or specifications, which are referenced in the text. Since this document is being updated within a fixed schedule, not all areas have been given equal coverage. A goal is to continue updating this, so that after several revisions, all areas are well-covered. Your feedback, both in correcting errors, and in suggesting areas to emphasize, will be very h e quali Special notes or warning tha..L-&Hee--E~ew the Mac are highlighted. This document contains highly confidential material, and should be treated with the utmost care. Do not make copies of…

tl. Macintosh"' RAMDump and ReAnimator Users Manual Working Draft 3 20 April 1988 Rob Dearborn Afple C.a1f1dential Contents Introduction ......................................................................................... 1 ~ ................................................................................ 2 Re~ .....••••••..••..••.....••...••...•.••..••••.•...•...••.••••••••..•.••.•.•.••• 111.2 This 'Dc:x:ument •••.••.••••.•..•••.•••••••.••••••••.•••.••.•••••••••••••••...••.••••••••••..3 Using ~p ................................................................................. 4 InsWlation ...........................•..................................................... 5 Use .........................................................................................6 Taking a Dump ...................................................................6 The Dump Files .................................•....•...........................7 How It Works ............................................................................. 8 l.Tsillg ReAnimatc>l" •••••••••••••.••••••..•.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••..9 ( Using ReAnimator for Dump Analysis .....•................••......................... 10 Using ReAnimator for Two-machine Debugging ....•..•............................. 11 Values In Cells .......................•.........•................................. 12 How Pro be Works ............................................................... 13 ReAnilna.tol' Refeience ...........................................................•..•............. 14 ReAnimator Window Format............................................................ lS ReAnimatoi- Window Content ....................•.........•••••••..••••.•.•••.••...••.. 17 The File Menu ......•..........................................•........•.................. 19 Examine RAMDump ............................................................ 19 Remote Debug Using Modem/Printer Port ................................... 19 Dump Info ..........•.............•....•...•...•...•........•..................... 19 Heap Check On/Off.............................................................. 19 Wait ................................•........•...•..................................20 QJit ......................•.......•....•...•..••••.....•....•....................... 20 The Edit Menu .............................................................................20 TilC Run Menu ......................................•...••.....•..•••.•...........••...... 21 Trace ...............................................................................21 Proceed ............................................................................21 Go 'I'ill •••••.••.••.••.•......•.•..•..•••••.•..••••••.•.•••••••.••..•••.•....••..••...21 Go To ••••..••.••..•••........••......••••••.•.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••...•..•••21 l"race lnt<>RC>~ •••.••.•..•••...•.••••.•••••••••••••••••.•••••••.••••••••.••.•…

ti. Macintosh. HyperCardTll Script Language Guide The HyperTalkm Language Addison-Wesley Publlshina Company, Inc. Reading, Massachusetts Menlo Park, California New York Don Mills, Ontario Wokingham, England Amsterdam Bonn Sydney Singapore Tokyo Madrid Sanjuan ··~ S APPLE COMPUTER, INC. Copyright C 1988 by-Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic, photocopying, recording. or otherwise, without prior written permission of Apple Computer, Inc. Printed in the United States Qf America, Apple, the Apple logo, LaserWriter, Macintosh, and SANE are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. APOA, Finder, HyperCard, Hypetl'alk, MultiFinder, and Stackware are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. · MacPaint is a registered trademark of CLARIS Corporation. ITC Avant Garde Gothic, ITC Garamond, and ITC Zapf Dingbats are registered trademarks of International Typeface Corporation. Microsoft is a registered trademark of Miamoft Corporation. POSTSCRIPT •is a registered trademark, and Illustrator is a trademark of Adobe Systems ·incorporated. Varityper is a registered trademark, and vr(i()() is a trademark, of AM International, Inc. Simultaneously published in the United Stares and Canada. ISBN 0-201-17632-7 ABCDEFGHIJ-00-898 Fitst printing. July 1988 Contents Flgur• and tabi.t xv Preface About This Gulde xix What's in th1' book? n Notation conventions nil Chapt.- 1 HyperTalk 8mlcl 1 What is HyperTalk? 2 Objects 2 Buttons and fields 2 Cards, backgrounds, and stacks 3 Mes..ages 4 Saipts 4 Handlers 4 Message handlers 5 Function handlers 5 Where's the script? 6 The script editor 1 Manipulating text 8 Searching and printing 8 Formatting scripts 9 Unelengrh 9 Chapter summary 10 ill Chapter 2 Handling Meaag• 11 The HypetCard environment 12 Sending meMages 12 System meMages 13 Statements as messages 13 Message box messages 14 Messages resulting from commands 14 Receiving meMages 15 Object hierarchy 16 Where messages go 16 Messages to buttons and fields 17 The current hierarchy 18 The target 20 The dynamic path 21 The go command and the dynamic path 22 The send keyword and the dynamic path ·23 Handlers calling handlers 25 Subroutine calls 25 Recursion 26 Using the hierarchy 27 Sharing handlers 27 Intercepting messages 29 Parameter passing 30 Chapter summary 32 Chapter 3 Naming Obf4tcls 33 Object descriptors 34 Object names 35 Object ID numbers 35 Object numbers 36 Special ordinals 37 Object numbers and tab order 37 Special objea descriptors 37 Stack descriptors 38 Naming a stack 39 Combining object descriptors 40 Chapter. summary 40 Iv . Contents ( Chapter 4 Values 41 Soura:!S of values 42 Constants 42 Literals 42 Functions 43 Properties 43 Numbers 44 Standard Apple Numerics Environment 44 Precision 44 Number handling 45 Containers 45 Fields 45 Variables 46 The selection 47 The Message box 48 Comple…

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( .~ Apple~ HyperTalkTM Beginner's Guide An Introduction to Scripting Previously titled Scripting With HyperTalk ( Confirmation Draft Jody Larson Customer Communications February 21, 1989 Apple Confidential or It APPLE COMPLIER, INC Copyright e 1989 by Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, mechanical, electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without prior written permission of Apple Computer, Inc. Primed in the United States of America. © Apple Computer, Inc., 1989 20525 Mariani Avenue Cupertino, CA 950]4-6299 (408) 996-1010 Apple, the Apple logo, HyperCard, and Macintosh, are registered uademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. HyperTalk is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. ITC Zapf Dingbats is a registered trademark of International Typeface Corporation. Linotronic is a registered trademark of Linotype Co. POSTSCRIPT is a registered trademark, and Illustrator is a trademark, of Adobe Systems Incorpora ted. Varityper is a registered trademark, and VT600 is a trademark, of AM International, Inc. Simultaneously published III the Cniled Slates and Canada • • ( Contents Preface About This Guide vii What you need to know viii How to use this guide viii Conventions used in this guide ix For more information x Chapter 1 ( ( Getting Started 1 Start up HyperCard 2 Set your user level 3 Create a practice stack 4 Set up the background 6 Putting a title on the stack 7 Home, sweet Home 8 Making a button 9 Customizing the button 9 And now, a little scriptmg 11 Trying it out 13 Buttons for traveling 14 Making two new buttons 14 Customizing the button on the right 1S Customizing the button on the left 1S Completing the scripts 16 Fill out the stack 17 Adding a label field 17 Typing a label 18 Adding five new cards 18 A script to label all cards 19 Add a button to the Home card 21 What you've done so far 22 iii ) Chapter 2 Special Effects 25 Some visual effects 26 Adding graphics 27 The Visual command 28 Adding effects to the arrow buttons 28 Adding an effect to the Home button 30 Adding the same effect to the button on the Home card 31 More experiments with visual effects 32 Barn Door 33 Dissolve 34 The syntax of the Visual command 35 Some sound effects 32 The syntax of the Play command 33 Specifying the notes 37 Dealing with long lines 39 \X'hat you've done in this chapter 39 Chapter 3 More About Message, 41 Sending messages 42 Create a "Receiver" button 43 Send a message with the Message box 44 Create a "Sender" button 45 Action at a distance 43 Remove the handler from the button script 48 Move the handler to the card level 48 Move the handler to the background level 49 Change the handler 50 Confirming actions 53 A disappearing act 53 A command to put up an alert box 54 An additional action 56 If structures 51 Syntax summaries 59 Answer 59 Click 60 Hide 61 Send 61 Set 61 Show 62 Wait 62 \X'hat you've …

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( •. Macintosh~ Macintos~ ResEdit 1.2 Reference ( Final Draft. caution! This book is NOT a release version! It is for the Apple Computer Technical Library only! Do not distribute this book, or we will fmd "you, and you won't like it! (/ '* APPLE COMPUTER, INC. This manual and the © Apple Computer, Inc., 1989 software described in it are copyrighted, 20525 Mariani Avenue with all rights reselVed. UnGer . Cupertino, CA 95014-6299 the copyrJght laws, this manual (408) 996-1010 or the softWare may not be Apple and the Apple logo are cOp'ied, in whole or part, re~tered trademarks of without written consent of Apple Computer, Inc. App'le, except in the normal use APDA is a trademark of of the software or to make a Apple Computer, Inc. backup copy of the software. The same proprietary and ITC Zapf Dingbats is a copyright notices must be registered traaemark of affIxecf to any ~rmitted International Typeface copies as were affixed to the Corporation. original. This exception does not allow copies to be made for POSTSCRIPT is a registered others, whether or not sold, but trademark, and Illustrator is a trademark, of Adobe Systems all of the material purchased Incorporated. (with all backup copies) may be sold, given, or loaned to MacDraw®, MacWrite®, and another person. Under the law; MacPaint@ are registered copying includes translating trademarks of Claris into another language or Corporation. format. Simultaneously published in the You may use the software on United States and Canada. any computer owned by you, but extra copies cannot be made for this purpose. . The Apple logo is a registered 2123/89 trademark orApple Computer, Inc. Use of the "keyboard" Apple logo (Option-Shift-K) for commercIal purposes without the prior written consent of Apple may constitute trademark infringement and unfair competition in violation of federal and state laws. Table of Contents 1 .~ .' \ ( ResEdit Overview 3 Resources 5 Resource categories in ResEdit Uses 7 Extensibility 8 The resource development cycle 6 8 2 Gettlng Started 7 Invoking ResEdit 9 Working with ftIes 10 Working within a ftIe 12 Working within a resource type 14 Resource ID numbers 18 3 Editing Individual Resources Bit editors 21 Using the general editor 22 'WIND' resources 22 'ALR!' and 'DLOG' resources 'Dffi' resources 26 'CURS' resources 29 'ICON'resources 31 'ICN#' resources 32 'SICN' resources 33 'FONT' resources 34 Editing 'FONT' resources 'PAT' resources 39 'PAT#' resources 40 'INTI', 'itlO', and 'itll' resources 'KCHR' resources 42 The main 'KCHR' editor The character chart 43 The table chart 43 The virtual keycode chart The keyboard region The information region Editing dead keys 45 The dead key editor 45 The character chart 46 19 25 36 40 42 44 44 44 Table of Contents i The nomatch character 46 The completion and substitution character pair list The trashcan 46 The information region 46 The menus 46 The 'KCHR' menu 47 The Font menu 48 The Size menu 48 4 Using ResE…

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