david@randvax.UUCP (David Shlapak) (01/08/89)
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Folkses---
After using my Mac for four years I'm starting to teach myself to
program it (using LSP 2.0). I have the first five IM volumes, which have
been tremendously helpful...to a point. However, I find the lack of
examples therein extremely frustrating.
Are there any good sources of "How-to" tips available (eg, how to
re-draw a multiple-window screen after a move or re-size, etc.)? Would
"Macintosh Revealed" be a good adjunct to IM?
Help would be appreciated. If there's any interest out there, I'd be
glad to summarize responses for the net.
Cheers.
--- dastedj@hpcilzb.HP.COM (Ted Johnson) (01/10/89)
Check out back issues of MacTutor (or the "Best of MacTutor") volumes. -Ted
palmer@tybalt.caltech.edu (David Palmer) (01/11/89)
If you are a beginning programmer, get the Transkel package (version 2
is the latest.) It is explicitly public domain so it is free and
you won't have to worry about someone else owning the rights to
anything you produce. Transkel is available for both C and Pascal
(Lightspeed) from sumex-2060.stanford.edu (anonymous ftp. Do the following:
ftp sumex-2060.stanford.edu
login: anonymous
password: david@rondo
cd <info-mac>
dir trans*
mget fname1 fname2 ...
quit
)
David Palmer
palmer@tybalt.caltech.edu
...rutgers!cit-vax!tybalt.caltech.edu!palmer
"I was sad that I had no shirt, until I met a man with no torso"Mike_G_Newman@cup.portal.com (01/15/89)
Since some of us do not have access to anonymous ftp will someone post a copy of Transkel to binaries; or mail me a copy at Mike_G_Newman@cup.portal.com? Mike G Newman Saipan Mariana Islands