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From: Chris Nandor <pudge@pobox.com>
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1999 10:24:50 -0400
MacPerl / Mac::Glue mention.  Woop!  (See Mac OS Tool News.)

>Subject: ADC News #164
>Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1999 16:41:10 -0700
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>     A P P L E    D E V E L O P E R    C O N N E C T I O N
>
>                          N E W S
>
>                  Issue 164    July 16, 1999
>
>============================================================
>This issue is also available online at
>http://developer.apple.com/devnews/
>
>PLEASE NOTE: Due to MACWORLD Expo in New York next week, ADC News
>will not be published next Friday, July 23. Please look for issue
>#165 of ADC News on Monday, July 26. Thanks!
>
>----------------------------------------
>IN THIS ISSUE
>----------------------------------------
>
>MAC OS
>[1]  New Releases: Apple Memory Guide 6/99
>[2]  Mac OS Technical Q&As Published This Week
>[3]  Mac OS Tech Info Listings
>[4]  Game Development News: GameRanger
>[5]  Mac OS Tool News: Mac:Glue Beta 0.5.0
>[6]  Useful Utilities: EjectDisk 3.1, Default Folder 3.0.3, Sherlock
>     Menu 2.5, Spell Catcher 8, BackJack
>
>MAC OS X SERVER
>[7]  Mac OS X Server Tech Info Listings
>
>JAVA
>[8]  Java Tool News: MRJ 2.2 Early Access 1 Software and SDK
>
>INTERACTIVE MEDIA
>[9]  Media Tech Info Listings
>[10] Audio Tool News: Toast 4 Deluxe
>[11] Interactive Media Tool News: Extensis Extreme Upgrade for Adobe
>     Photoshop 5.5, ScreenTime for Flash 1.3, Rainbow Painter 1.2.0
>
>INTERNET
>[12] Web Development Tool News: WebSTAR 4.0 Developer server
>     application, Internet Location CM 1.0
>[13] System Administration Tool News: DSL Providers List
>
>HARDWARE
>[14] Third-Party Peripheral News: Improved FireWire Watch web site,
>     New PhotoPC digital cameras
>
>COMPANY NEWS
>[15] Apple Reports Third Quarter Profit of US$ 203 Million
>
>MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
>[16] Software Testing and Technical Support Offer From Absolute
>     Quality
>[17] Advertising Discounts in MacTech Magazine
>[18] Apple Web Badges For Use On Your Web Site
>[19] Product Review Opportunity On MacOSReview.com
>
>EVENTS
>[20] MACWORLD Events/Party List
>
>OTHER INFO
>[21] MacTech and NetProfessional Magazines Team Up
>[22] MacHack Best Hacks Available Online
>
>----------------------------------------
>MAC OS
>----------------------------------------
>[1]  New Releases: Apple Memory Guide 6/99
>
>The Apple Memory Guide (AMG) contains memory upgrade information for
>Apple Macintosh computers and LaserWriter printers. The June 1999
>version of the AMG adds information on the 333 MHz iMac and corrects
>a note on the 9600 memory page regarding which memory slots to fill
>first.
>http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n10084
>
>----------------------------------------
>[2]  Mac OS Technical Q&As Published This Week
>
>Technical Q&As include information on new Apple technologies,
>programming tips, code snippets, and FAQs written by Apple's
>technical support engineers.
>http://developer.apple.com/qa/
>
>NEW
>     HW63 - Which Machines Support Driver Services Library and the
>     MP Nanokernel?
>     http://developer.apple.com/qa/hw/hw63.html
>
>----------------------------------------
>[3]  Mac OS Tech Info Listings
>
>Apple's Technical Information Library (TIL) is a central listing of
>product information, technical specifications, and troubleshooting
>tips for Apple products.
>http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/Changes
>
>MAC OS
>     MacX 2.0: Extensions Required by MacX 2.0.4 X11 Display
>     Server CPUs (#60417)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n60417
>
>COMMUNICATIONS/NETWORKING
>     TCP/IP Control Panel: PPP Option Missing (#31045)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n31045
>
>     AppleShare IP: Maximum Number of TCP Filters (#31044)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n31044
>
>PERIPHERALS
>     ASIP Print Server: Printing to Print Queue From Windows
>     (#31041)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n31041
>
>----------------------------------------
>[4]  Game Development News: GameRanger
>
>GameRanger from Scott Kevill is a Macintosh Internet service
>enabling Macintosh gamers to find other gamers to compete against as
>well as trade tricks, ideas, and strategies. Features include:
>persistent player accounts, profiles, chat rooms, game rooms, audio
>voice chat, paging, server lists, powerful filtering, and more. Game
>developers are encouraged to contact Scott Kevill
>(scott@GameRanger.com) about supporting their games.
>http://www.GameRanger.com/
>
>----------------------------------------
>[5]  Mac OS Tool News: Mac:Glue Beta 0.5.0
>
>Mac:Glue by Chris Nandor is an architecture for using Apple event
>terminology in MacPerl. Beta version 0.50, including documentation,
>is available online.
>http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/authors/id/CNANDOR/
>
>----------------------------------------
>[6]  Useful Utilities: EjectDisk 3.1, Default Folder 3.0.3, Sherlock
>Menu 2.5, Spell Catcher 8, BackJack
>
>EjectDisk from Beyond Midnight Software is a time and effort saving
>utility for ejecting disks from your computer. Version 3.1 of this
>shareware program (US$ 10) adds support for USB devices.
>http://bms.tassiemade.com.au/
>
>Default Folder 3.0.3 from St. Clair Software is a control panel for
>enhancing the "Open" and "Save" dialogs, including the Navigation
>Services introduced with Mac OS 8.5, making it easier for Macintosh
>users to manage their files. This update offers improved
>performance.
>http://www.stclairsoft.com/DefaultFolder/release.html
>
>Sherlock Menu from Public Access Software is a utility for accessing
>the Mac OS Sherlock search tool from any application more quickly.
>Version 2.5 provides increased performance, a new Control Strip
>module, and other improvements.
>http://www.pasoftware.com/products/sherlockmenu/index.shtml
>
>Spell Catcher 8 is the latest release of Casady & Greene's writing
>utility. More intuitive and powerful, the new version includes
>support for eight languages, better word lists, multiple error
>tracking, and more modify selection modules.
>http://www.casadyg.com/
>
>BackJack from Synectics Business Solutions is a fully automated,
>highly secure file backup and recovery service provided via the
>Internet for which you pay a monthly subscription fee (the software
>is free). You set a backup schedule that is convenient for you, then
>your files are compressed, encrypted, and sent to Synectics' secure
>servers via the Internet.
>http://www.backjack.com/
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>MAC OS X SERVER
>----------------------------------------
>[7]  Mac OS X Server Tech Info Listings
>
>This section lists new Mac OS X Server Technical Information Library
>listings posted to the Apple web site this week.
>http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/Changes
>
>     Mac OS X Server: What Networking Protocol Does It Use? (#31043)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n31043
>
>     Mac OS X Server: Must Start AppleFileServer From a Browser
>     Before Clients Can Connect (#60418)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n60418
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>JAVA
>----------------------------------------
>[8]  Java Tool News: MRJ 2.2 Early Access 1 Software and SDK
>
>The MRJ 2.2 Early Access 1 (EA1) Installer software and SDK are now
>available to developers. Use this prerelease build to help Apple
>isolate bugs in MRJ 2.2. (MRJ is Apple's implementation of the Java
>Virtual Machine and runtime environment, based on Sun's JDK 1.1.8
>specification.)
>http://developer.apple.com/java/text/prerelease.html#software
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>INTERACTIVE MEDIA
>----------------------------------------
>[9]  Media Tech Info Listings
>
>This section lists new Media Technical Information Library listings
>posted to the Apple web site this week.
>http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/Changes
>
>     QuickTime 4: How To Obtain the Stand-alone Installer (#36507)
>     http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n36507
>
>----------------------------------------
>[10]  Audio Tool News: Toast 4 Deluxe
>
>Toast 4 Deluxe is the latest version of Adaptec's professional CD
>recording software. It now includes seamless burning of authorized
>MP3 files to audio CD, CD Spin Doctor (turn LPs into CDs), access to
>the CDDB online Disc Recognition Service, and the ability to
>download and burn encrypted Liquid Audio music files. PhotoRelay, a
>robust media cataloging application, has also been added, plus
>support for USB and ATAPI (IDE) CD-R/RW drives.
>http://www.adaptec.com/adaptec/press/release990712.html
>
>----------------------------------------
>[11]  Interactive Media Tool News: Extensis Extreme Upgrade for
>Adobe Photoshop 5.5, ScreenTime for Flash 1.3, Rainbow Painter 1.2.0
>
>Extensis Corp. has announced the Extensis Extreme Upgrade for Adobe
>Photoshop 5.5. The comprehensive package includes the Photoshop 5.5
>upgrade plus the following four Extensis products: PhotoTools 3.0,
>PhotoGraphics 1.0, Intellihance Pro 4.0, and PhotoFrame 2.0. The
>package will be available at an estimated street price of US$ 429 -
>nearly a US$ 500 savings over purchasing the products individually.
>http://www.extensis.com/press/990713.html
>
>ScreenTime for Flash 1.3 from MacSourcery converts Macromedia Flash
>animations into screen savers with the touch of a single button.
>Version 1.3 adds support for Flash 4 and provides for faster
>downloads with files as small as a few hundred kilobytes. It also
>provides developers with the option to create expiring screen savers
>for demonstration purposes.
>http://www.macsourcery.com/web/About_Us/STF_1.3/stf_1.3.html
>
>Rainbow Painter 1.2.0 is a shareware (US$ 12) painting and
>photo-retouching program from Addiction Interactive that supports up
>to eight image layers with alpha channels and a mask layer. The
>latest release offers new image editing tools and effects, plus an
>improved user interface.
>http://www.addiction.se/Rainbow.html
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>INTERNET
>----------------------------------------
>[12]  Web Development Tool News: WebSTAR 4.0 Developer server
>application, Internet Location CM 1.0
>
>StarNine has released the WebSTAR 4.0 Developer server application
>which is identical to the shipping builds of the WebSTAR 4.0 server
>application with one exception: It is built using a debug version of
>HeapManager. This debug capability provides developers with
>additional memory checks for allocation and free space, and allows
>the use of the HeapBoss tool.
>http://dev.starnine.com/
>
>Internet Location CM 1.0 is a free contextual menu plug-in for
>creating Internet Location files with a URL in the clipboard. The
>module (source code also available) is available for download
>online.
>Europe: http://www.ire.pw.edu.pl/~tkukiel/IL_CM.html
>US: http://members.tripod.com/~tomaszek/IL_CM.html
>
>----------------------------------------
>[13]  System Administration Tool News: DSL Providers List
>
>A new "Mac-Friendly DSL Providers List" web site created by
>Macintosh systems consultant Dale Sorenson is designed to be a
>resource for Macintosh users wishing to learn more about DSL, or to
>select a DSL provider that supports Macintosh. The site lists
>providers by geographic region, including telcos, ISPs, CLECs, and
>others.
>http://www.sorenson-usa.com/dsl-mac.html
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>HARDWARE
>----------------------------------------
>[14]  Third-Party Peripheral News: Improved FireWire Watch web site,
>New PhotoPC digital cameras
>
>Michael Amorose's FireWire Watch web site offers listings of over
>100 products that utilize Apple's FireWire technology. The web site
>has been updated to offer better performance and has a new URL:
>http://www.michael-amorose.com/firewire.
>
>Epson America Inc. has announced two new digital cameras. The
>PhotoPC 650 is an economical (street price US$ 349)
>consumer-oriented camera, expected to be available mid-August. The
>PhotoPC 800, tailored for professional digital photographers, is
>expected to be available at the end of July for an estimated street
>price of US$ 699.
>http://www.maccentral.com/news/9907/12.epson.shtml
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>COMPANY NEWS
>----------------------------------------
>[15]  Apple Reports Third Quarter Profit of $203 Million
>
>On July 14, Apple announced financial results for its fiscal 1999
>third quarter which ended June 26, 1999. For the quarter, the
>Company posted a net profit of US$ 203 million, or US$ 1.20 per
>diluted share. These results compare to a net profit of US$ 101
>million, or US$ .65 per diluted share, achieved in the year-ago
>quarter. Strong sales of iMac drove overall unit growth 40 percent
>over the prior year. This compares favorably to IDC's worldwide
>industry growth rate forecast of 21 percent.
>http://www.apple.com/pr/library/1999/jul/14q3.html
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
>----------------------------------------
>Please forward to the appropriate contacts at your company and
>transfer them a Marketing Key so they can take advantage of the
>discounts!
>
>----------------------------------------
>[16]  Software Testing and Technical Support Offer From Absolute
>Quality
>
>Absolute Quality is among the world's largest providers of software
>testing and technical support services, serving some of the most
>respected entertainment, education, and multimedia software
>publishers in the industry. Absolute Quality provides a wide variety
>of back office support functions, including:
>
>     * Functionality and compatibility testing
>     * Translation and localization services
>     * Technical support
>     * Online bug tracking
>     * User manual preparation and review
>
>In association with the Apple Developer Connection, Absolute Quality
>is pleased to announce a very special program for ADC Select and
>Premier members worldwide:
>
>     * FREE compatibility run with Mac OS 8.x (all variations) when
>       performing a full test run. (Full test run includes beta to
>       golden master.) Approximate value: $2,700 to $5,000.
>
>     * FREE Technical Support KNOWLEDGEBASE setup. Approximate
>       value: $500 per product/title.
>
>(Note: Windows developers may also take advantage of this special
>offer when porting current and/or new Windows software titles to the
>Macintosh platform.)
>
>This offer cannot replace, or be combined with, any existing
>contracts with Absolute Quality. We've included a flyer on this
>offer in the August Select and Premier mailings, shipping the week
>of July 26. For more information regarding this special offer,
>visit:
>http://developer.apple.com/mkt/aq.html
>
>----------------------------------------
>[17]  Advertising Discounts in MacTech Magazine
>
>MacTech magazine, in association with the Apple Developer
>Connection, announces special advertising discounts to all ADC
>Online, Select, and Premier members in conjunction with the newly
>expanded MacTech magazine (see article #21 below) -- the journal of
>Macintosh technology and development. Until September 15, 1999,
>MacTech is offering ADC members the following advertising contract
>discounts:
>
>     * 5 percent discount on 3x contracts
>     * 10 percent discount on 6x contracts
>     * 15 percent discount on 12x contracts
>     * FREE banner advertising equal to 10 percent (Select members)
>       and 20 percent (Premier members) of the total print contract
>
>This special promotion cannot replace, or be combined with, any
>existing advertising contracts with MacTech -- although advertisers
>are welcome to extend their contracts with this offer. ADC members
>wishing to take advantage of this special offer should contact
>MacTech via e-mail at adsales@mactech.com or by phone at (805)
>494-9797 x113.
>
>----------------------------------------
>[18]  Apple Web Badges For Use On Your Web Site
>
>If your web site uses, or was created using, Apple-branded hardware
>or software, you can take advantage of Apple Web Badges on your
>site. The graphical badges reflect statements such as "Powered by
>WebObjects," "Made with ColorSync," and "Made With QuickTime." They
>have been developed to enable you to endorse Apple and its products
>in the creation or delivery of content on the web, while reaping the
>benefits of Apple's corporate and brand identities.
>http://www.apple.com/about/webbadges/
>
>----------------------------------------
>[19]  Product Review Opportunity On MacOSReview.com
>
>MacOSReview.com is a new web site providing in-depth product reviews
>for Macintosh users, plus interviews, reader choice awards,
>contests, and special deals. According to the site's FAQ, software
>and hardware developers are encouraged to submit their products for
>review. If chosen, your product will be reviewed using a five-point
>rating system, from (1) awful to (5) awesome.
>http://www.macosreview.com/
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>EVENTS
>----------------------------------------
>[20]  MACWORLD Events/Party List
>
>The Hess Memorial MACWORLD Events/Party list web site is now online
>and being updated daily. The web site aims to list every party and
>press function scheduled during MACWORLD Expo week in New York (July
>20th through July 23rd). Information on getting your event or party
>includes is also provided.
>http://www.xensei.com/users/ileneh/partylist.html
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>OTHER INFO
>----------------------------------------
>[21]  MacTech and NetProfessional Magazines Team Up
>
>Xplain Corporation has merged MacTech Magazine with NetProfessional
>magazine. Beginning with its July issue, Xplain will deliver
>NetProfessional-type content in an expanded MacTech Magazine
>catering to developers of all types. The types of articles that
>MacTech readers have come to love will continue untouched. The new
>publication will include additional pages covering web and content
>development, network administration, and other Macintosh technical
>topics.
>http://www.mactech.com/
>
>----------------------------------------
>[22]  MacHack Best Hacks Available Online
>
>If you missed the recent MacHack conference, don't worry. The top
>five hacks can be downloaded directly from the MacHack web site,
>including Unifinder - an extension created by Lisa Lippincott that
>enables the Undo command in the Finder - which took top honors as
>Best Hack 1999.
>http://www.machack.com/
>
>
>----------------------------------------
>--------- ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER --------
>----------------------------------------
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>
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>
>------------------------------------------------
>THE LAWYERS MADE US SAY THIS ;-)
>This newsletter is for informational purposes only. Apple assumes no
>responsibility for its accuracy, and the information is subject to
>change without notice. Any use of, or actions taken based upon, any
>of the information contained in this newsletter is done entirely at
>your own risk. Mention of non-Apple products or services is for
>informational purposes only, and constitutes neither an endorsement
>nor a recommendation. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to
>the selection, performance, or use of these products.
>------------------------------------------------
>Copyright (c) 1999 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
>------------------------------------------------
>

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