info-mac@uw-beaver.UUCP (11/11/84)
From: Gustavo Fernandez <FERNANDEZ@SU-SCORE.ARPA> Having recently acquired a new batch of desk accessories, I created an entire disk devoted to them. I would like to know if there are any more out there that I don't know about. Scrapbook Standard Control Panel Standard Calculator Standard Key Caps Standard Note Pad Standard Puzzle Standard RPN Calculator Old System/D.A.M. Alarm Clock Standard Clock Old System/D.A.M. Executive Dec Maker D.A.M. FRP Die Roller D.A.M. Uriah Heap Software Supplement Hex Calculator ??? Heap Doctor Ancient RAM display Ancient Journal Ancient Monkey Ancient Trap list Ancient (Alll of these came from a system dated 10/83) The bug burt sloan/Apple Trails Macromind Calendar SUMACC Print SUMACC Other desk accessories include a few more from the "ancient" disk above such as PatEdit and keyboard test which became control panel and key caps respec- tively and are thus not on the list. Non P.D. desk accessories include Business Analyst. (non-functional demo is P.D.) A set put out by megahaus, some of which are only useful with Megafiler. That is the complete list that I have heard of (not necessarily seen) If you can add to this list, please post it on INFO-MAC. -------
info-mac@uw-beaver.UUCP (11/12/84)
From: mazur@harvard.ARPA (Eric Mazur) Apparently-To: info-mac@SUMEX-AIM.ARPA I have seen a desk accessory called "Remap Keyboard", which allows you to change the keyboard style (limited choice, however), on a disk from the "San Diego Macintosh User Group". Also, there is an advertisement in the November issue of Macworld, which mentions some desk accessories (p. 17; Creighton Development inc. (714) 476-1973): an improved alarm clock, a desk accessories editor, a new puzzle and then several types of calculators -it is not clear, however, whether these are desk accessories or applications. I have not seen any of these programs, nor have I called the company. Would it, by the way, be possible to have the full set of desk accessories on <INFO-MAC> at SUMEX? I would be interested in seeing some of them. Eric Mazur mazur@harvard.ARPA