Info-Mac-Request@SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU (The Moderators) (04/11/90)
Info-Mac Digest Tue, 10 Apr 90 Volume 8 : Issue 73
Today's Topics:
A Great Netter's Dinner!
Anyone using Oracle with Hyper/SuperCard?
Apple files suit over "Jonathan" (Taiwanese Mac+ clone) in Taiwan
Color printer selection problems
Connecting a PC Harddisk to a MAC
Daystar Accelerators
FDHD Formatting
MIDI and Hypercard
NCSA Telnet
Need a typing program for older learners
Need utility to list all files by size
newStack XCMD
Postscript on non-Apple printers
Problem with HD drives
Qing Font
running UNIX, MacOS, DOS and Windows on one machine. which?
seeking opcode vision users
SimCity crashing system files?
Single Monitor Patch for Pyro! 4(tm)
Spreadsheet file Xfer
WorkingWind.hqx
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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 90 11:39:33 PDT
From: PUGH@ccc.nmfecc.gov
Subject: A Great Netter's Dinner!
Well, I have 45 places reserved for the Netter's Dinner at the Hunan in SF on
Wednesday 11 April after MacWorld. We will be meeting in the lobby of Moscone
Center by 6:30 on Wednesday. We will walk to Broadway and Sansome where the
Hunan is. We will have a banquet style dinner of approximately $15 cost,
drinks extra. We will eat until we are bloated and our ears have turned red
>From the spices (well, some of us anyway). We will then sit and talk until we
are ready to waddle off in search of parties.
Some have requested that I explain the origin of the Netter's Dinner. It all
started when someone said, via email, "We ought to get together for dinner at
MacWorld so we can meet and see what each other looks like." Well, one thing
grew into another and now it's an open function. If you want to meet others
whose signatures you know, come along.
It is not too late to RSVP and attend. I will be phoning in a final count
Wednesday morning. Send me a note or call me. I know there are some DELPHI
folks who have always attended in the past and I imagine that they want to
continue, but there is currently no way to get email from Internet to DELPHI.
What follows is the list of RSVPs with body counts and email addresses. If
you are not on this list and wish to attend, let me know.
Jon
N L pugh@ccc.nmfecc.gov
M A L National Magnetic Fusion Energy Computer Center
F T N Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
E L PO Box 5509 L-561
C Livermore, California 94550
C (415) 423-4239
2 pugh@ccc.nmfecc.gov
1 claris!drc@ames.arc.nasa.gov
2 meldal@anna.stanford.edu
1 dplatt@coherent.com
1 PA9280%UTKVM1.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu
1 jgro@apldbio.com
1 lsr@apple.com
2 RTHUM@WSMR-SIMTEL20.ARMY.MIL
1 lippin@math.berkeley.edu
1 barry@playfair.stanford.edu
1 CBLIH@UAFSYSB.UARK.EDU
1 hammen@ddsw1.mcs.com
1 SNDAT%ALASKA.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu
1 andyp@gvgpvd
1 nakata@jessica.Stanford.EDU
1 jmunkki@kampi.hut.fi
2 FNCAH%ALASKA.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu
2 Scott_Boyd.SNARKMAIL_A_K@gateway.qm.apple.com
1 CHRIS%FANDMA.BITNET@CORNELLC.cit.cornell.edu
4 IanW@gui.consumers.bc.ca
1 dolf@fwi.uva.nl
2 AAT%VTMSL.BITNET@VTVM1.CC.VT.EDU
1 jaime@tcville.hac.com
1 escher@apple.com
1 borton@fwi.uva.nl
2 purcell%sciences@sdsu.edu
1 t-jacobs%ced@cs.utah.edu
1 omh@cs.brown.edu
1 sharon@asylum.sf.ca.us
1 siegel@harvard.harvard.edu
2 van-bc!mdivax1!lyson@wimsey.bc.ca
1 ggr@garage.att.com
1 xdaa374@emx.utexas.edu
1 mcarlberg@mcimail.com
[Distribution to more than ten people]
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Date: Thu, 5 Apr 90 00:06 -0300
From: "JOAO C. PORTINARI" <PUCRJPP%BRFAPESP.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: Anyone using Oracle with Hyper/SuperCard?
I am working on a database project that uses SuperCard as an interface,
Mark Zimmermann's TEXAS (now "FreeBrowser" 1.0) as a large-
text-search-engine, and is dedicated to the work, life and
times of a painter (which means that it will show the 5,000
paintings, drawings and prints in his "oeuvre" - scanned for
now in 16 gray-levels with the Apple scanner). The documental
material is highly correlated, comprising circa 25,000 documents:
letters, newspaper clippings, exhibition catalogs, Oral History
recordings, epoch photographs, etc.
It was recently decided that, in order to increase connectivity
*and* get the benefit of SQL, we should use ORACLE.
I am just starting, everything seems to work fine, including the
fact that SuperCard accepts to convert the stack that has the
XCmd "execsql" (loaded into SharedFile) with no problem at all.
But, as a beginner both in ORACLE and in SQL, I would appreciate
receiving any hints from our net gurus:
Publications, books, user-groups, lists, etc., on ORACLE for the
Macintosh (or ORACLE "tout court").
Has any of you folks worked with ORACLE&Hyper/SuperCard?
Thanks in advance.
Joao C. Portinari
Projeto Portinari
PUC - RJ
Rua Marques Sao Vicente 225
Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22453 Brazil
Tel: 055-21-529-9364 or 055-21-529-9457
Telex: 9310688 INTD BR
FAX: 055-21-259-9697
E-Mail: pucrjpp@brfapesp.bitnet
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Date: Tue, 3 Apr 1990 22:27:39 CDT
From: Werner Uhrig <werner@rascal.ics.utexas.edu>
Subject: Apple files suit over "Jonathan" (Taiwanese Mac+ clone) in Taiwan
[check out InfoWorld of April 2, page 105 ]
Apple filed a criminal complaint last week against the 5 founders of
Akkord echnologies (of Taiwan) alleging "cloning of the Macintosh ROM"
and "illegal distribution of Macintosh system software" and "pretending
to be an authorized Apple dealer"
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Date: Wed, 04 Apr 90 18:22:15 CDT
From: Bob Funchess <S090726@umrvma.umr.edu>
Subject: Color printer selection problems
We haven't actually received our color printer yet, but we *HAVE* used this
method for regular laser printers before:
Use the PrintShare software from Apple (or something similar) to allow spooling
but NOT bypass or printing. Run the color print jobs in batch by going to the
server and deleting unauthorized jobs, then turn off spooling and turn on
printing (from the spool). It's a little bit of a hassle but at $1.00 per page
it's probably worth it, particularly if you are getting a lot of improper use.
Of course this may not be a reasonable solution if you have a LOT of color
printing by many different people and you want them to have unlimited use of
the printer (not our situation *at all*).
< Bob | S090726@UMRVMA.UMR.EDU | Funchess >
University of Missouri - Rolla
"Never trust a man in a blue trench coat,
Never drive a car when you're dead" -- T. Waits
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Date: Thu, 5 Apr 90 12:18 +0100
From: "Povl H. Pedersen" <ECO8941@ecostat.aau.dk>
Subject: Connecting a PC Harddisk to a MAC
I do not know if this has been answered before, but I am considering
to buy a 49MB Seagate SCSI harddisk, which is designed for use on a PC.
I would like to get this instead of one of the expensive drives
designed for the MAC, as I can get it for less than half price.
A local technician says that the problem is that the Apple-driver
does not support this type of disks, but he has once tried to get
it up and running by using a Tallgrass driver. Unfortunately the
Talgrass driver is not available for sale without there harddisks,
so my question is :
Has anybody out there written a driver for PC-type harddisks ?
or do you know where I can buy one ?
(Great shareware software if it exists, if I can save $200 then
I will not hesitate to send $25-$50 to a shareware author)
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| Povl H. Pedersen | InterNet address: ECO8941@ecostat.aau.dk |
| Student | |
| Dept. of Economics |----------------------------------------------|
| Aarhus Universitet | Own Hardware: Mac SE, 2MB + HD20 |
| DENMARK | Interests: Macintosh, C, boardgames |
|======================================================================|
[ Why I don't keep things in the right order ? I understand Chaos ! ]
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Date: Thu, 5 Apr 90 00:04:33 EDT
From: siegel@harvard.harvard.edu (Rich Siegel)
Subject: Daystar Accelerators
I have one in my Mac II. I love it to pieces; it's a 40MHz board with
an FPU, and it's aboslutely great. Connectix is working on a version of Virtual
which will work with the accelerator, and then you can be one of the first on
your block to have 14MB at 40 (or 50) MHz....
My only connection with Daystar is as a satisfied customer.
R.
--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rich Siegel
Staff Software Developer
Symantec Corporation, Language Products Group
Internet: siegel@endor.harvard.edu
UUCP: ..harvard!endor!siegel
"When someone who makes four hundred and fifty dollars an hour wants to
tell you something for free, it's a good idea to listen."
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Date: Wed, 04 Apr 90 13:28 CST
From: Jeff Robbin <BPTJLRPB@uiamvs.bitnet>
Subject: FDHD Formatting
Ever since I upgraded my reliable Macintosh SE to a Macintosh SE/30, I've
noticed how I get an unusually high number of bad disks when I try
to reformat them in my internal FDHD. I brought this up to my local
Apple technician, and he tested the drive with the result of it passing
just fine. We supposed it must be a software problem, but no.. it happens
even when using the new System 6.0.5 with no startup inits.
--
Looking into it further, I realized that I was not the only person who
experienced this problem. We checked the technicians drive, and it had
the same problem. Being curious, we decided to test a brand new FDHD
>From the service stock. Surprise! The same disk formatted fine in the
new drive! Test again, and yep it still fails in both my computer and
the technician's, but if we try to format it in the new drive, it
works fine. Hmm. What could be different between the good and the
bad drives?
--
Well, when we examined the logic board of the drives, we discovered
that the good drive had a different chip on it than both of our
"defective" drives. The bad drives had a chip: CXD1094A, and the good
drive had a replacement chip: CXD1603Q. We couldn't believe it.
We also noticed that the serial numbers of the bad drives end in P1, but
the good drive serial number ended in a P2. One last thing to check..
The revision of the FDHD logic board on the bad drives was 1-625-896-13,
and on the good drive it was 1-625-896-19.
--
The same types of errors occur using both HD and 800k disks. They format,
but as soon as the drive starts to verify, it kicks out and gives a
bad disk error.
--
Has anybody else noticed any problems with the FDHD original drives? Has
Apple announced any upgrade/replacement for the old drives with this
unusual problem? If you are experiencing any of these types of problems,
please send me the information from your drive (serial#, chip#).
--
I'll summarize responses for the net.
--
Jeff Robbin
Bitnet: BPTJLRPB@UIAMVS
--
PS: There are two readily visible chips on the FDHD logic board, but
the second chip: CX20185 appears on both the good and bad drives.
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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 90 9:15:02 EDT
From: John Major <major@bbn.com>
Subject: MIDI and Hypercard
I am interested in manipulating extensive musical examples using
a stack -- I will be using the Apple Audio CD drivers to run
an Audio CD, but need to supplement what's on the CD with things
>From Hypercard. As I understand it, my options are these:
1) Write the examples using Hypercard's musical language -- argh!
2) Digitize the raw sound, and store it as resources --
very costly in disk space, at CD quality.
3) Manipulate MIDI information in some form using XCMDs --
presumably more compact than digitized CD, although not as nice.
This last one may be a nice comprimise, but I don't know whether
in fact it's possible! I have noticed some discussion of MIDI
and Hypercard in the past, but have unfortunately ignored those
messages, so here's my plea -- have you already dealt with this
issue? How did you solve it? Have you heard rumor of a solution?
Thanks in advance for any help --
John Major
617/873-8165
major@spcink.bbn.com
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Date: Thu, 5 Apr 90 10:12:30 CDT
From: umbaugh@evax.arl.utexas.edu (David Umbaugh)
Subject: NCSA Telnet
On Thu, 29 Mar 90 10:54:43 EDT,
"Scott Cherkofsky (Crusader)" <LE865C%GWUVM.BITNET@ricevm1.rice.edu> said:
SC> ok I have tried hooking into my friends computer (macintosh) via an FTP
SC> link from my CMS mainframe to his PC using NCSA Telnet on his side.
SC> I have been able to connect to his computer (resident server) fine and dandy
SC> except for the fact that it will not allow me to log on (it does not take
SC> the Anonymous User ID and passwords. I know he has not put a password onto
SC> his account (I was talking him through setting up the account for this over
SC> the phone) does anybody have any idea on why it will not let me log on??
If he has FTP Enable checked in his File menu you should be able to
establish an ftp connection using your mainframe as the client and his
NCSA Telnet Server. Since the Macintoxh is a single user system it
does not have user accounts. Don't use the command
user anonymous
as soon as your client ftp reports that the connection is established
you may begin the file transfer process in either direction. If you
have him set the transfer directory (using Command-D) you will be in
the right folder on his Mac. Otherwise, you can use the change
directory command "cd" to navigate the Mac Hierarchical File Structure.
SC> I even went to the trouble of getting him to make a password and new user
SC> so that I could log in using that one... no dice.... HELP please?
I have never established an ftp password on my machine so I cannot
help except to refer you to the manuals if you want password
protection. Your friend should be aware that without a password set
and with FTP Enable enabled his machine is accessable to anyone on the
network for ftp transfers so long has he is running NCSA Telnet.
SC> Thankyou
Hope this helps.
SC> __________________________________________________________ Scott Cherkofsky
SC> "Only the insane have the strength enough to prosper.
SC> Only those that prosper truly judge what is sane." -- W40K
SC> __________________________________________________________________________
L. David (Dave) Umbaugh <umbaugh@evax.utarl.edu>
Computer Science Engineering Formerly (still useable)
University of Texas at Arlingon <umbaugh@evax.arl.utexas.edu> or
PO Box 19015 Arlington, TX 76012 <CS_UMBAUGH@EVAX.ARL.UTEXAS.EDU> or
(817) 273-3628 <umbaugh@hcx.arl.utexas.edu>
<B652LDU@UTARLG> BITNET
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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 90 14:46 EDT
From: <PJORGENS%COLGATEU.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu> (Peter Jorgensen)
Subject: Need a typing program for older learners
Greetings,
The subject says it all. Any suggestions/ favorites? The "older learner" is
an english professor about to purchase an SE.
Reply directly and I'll summarize.
Thanks in advance
Peter Jorgensen
Microcomputer specialist
Colgate University - Hamilton, NY 13346
AppleLink - U0523
BITNET - PJORGENSEN@COLGATEU
tel - 315-824-1000 ext 742
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Date: Thu, 5 Apr 90 10:11 EST
From: <FILLMORE%EMRCAN.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: Need utility to list all files by size
Is anyone aware of a utility which will list all files on your hard disk
sorted by descending file size? I need something like this to clean up my
hard disk periodically. It should have the ability to point and click to
delete a file, and perhaps a view option to check text files.
________________________
Bob Fillmore, Systems Software & Communications BITNET: FILLMORE@EMRCAN
Computer Services Centre, BIX: bfillmore
Energy, Mines, & Resources Canada Voice: (613) 992-2832
588 Booth St., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1A 0E4 FAX: (613) 996-2953
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Date: Thu 22 Mar 90 18:55:04-MST
From: "Eric C. Kofoid" <BI.KOFOID@science.utah.edu>
Subject: newStack XCMD
The newStack XCMD creates a minimal HyperCard stack. It takes
a single parameter, the path name of the new file. Its syntax is:
newStack "myDisk:aFolder:<etc.>:myStack"
Both the XCMD and the ARCH resources must be present in the parent
stack, home stack or HyperCard for this external command to function
properly.
newStack may be freely used and distributed for any non-commercial
purpose. If you wish to make commercial use of newStack, contact me to
work out a mutually satisfactory arrangement.
Eric Kofoid 22 March 1990
__________________________________________________________________
| (801) 581-3592 |
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| Fast: bi.kofoid%science@utahcca (BitNet) |
| Faster: bi.kofoid@science.utah.edu (InterNet) |
|Fastest: kofoid@bioscience.utah.edu (InterNet -> QuickMail) |
| |
| -- The University of Utah is blameless for anything I've said -- |
|__________________________________________________________________|
[Archived as /info-mac/card/xcmd/new-stack.hqx; 31K]
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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 90 09:29:12 PDT
From: doug@nisd.cam.unisys.com (Doug Hardie)
Subject: Postscript on non-Apple printers
We have a problem sending postscript files to another site. They
are unable to get them to print without some unusual procedures. They
have a Sun with a Sun laser printer running TransScript. I first sent a
postscript file generated with a command-f. That didn't print. Then I
sent the laserprep stuff generated by command-k and that didn't work
either. Then I tried the program AddLPrep from the archive and that
didn't work either. Then the people at the other site found a strange
procedure (see below) that works under some cases. Surely there must
be an easier way for them to print postscript. I would appreciate any
help understanding what is going on, and how we might set this up so
it is easier for them to print our postscript files. thanks,
-- Doug
(Note received from other site)
I tried using showpage, and that still did not cause anything to
print. In the TranScript manual, I found an "ehandler.ps" file that
causes an explanation to be printed for an error, rather than just
failing to print. When I downloaded that, and then downloaded your file
that included the definitions for non-Apple machines, the file
*printed* perfectly. But when I tried again to make sure it was
repeatable, I got an error message printed instead of the file.
I then tried printing the original file without the Apple definitions,
and the file printed successfully.
It appears that the following steps are necessary to get your PS
files to print here:
1. download the ehandler.ps (I don't understand why)
2. download your function definition file exactly once
3. download your text file
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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 90 17:28 EDT
From: <DANNY%BCVMS.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu> (Lassaiz les bon temps rouler!)
Subject: Problem with HD drives
Hello,
I've been reading recently about the problems occurring with Apple's 800K drive
and the resulting INIT that helps with this problem ("800K-eject"). Here at BC
we have been having massive problems lately with the performance of our HD disks
in FDHD drives (configuration = Mac IIcx, FDHD internal, 800K external, no hard
disk). Could this be the same problem as the aforementioned 800K drive head
problem? Any ideas anyone?????
Thanks for the advice
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Date: Fri, 23 Mar 90 09:46:14 -1000
From: Arnold Edelstein <arnolde@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu>
Subject: Qing Font
Here is a small contribution in recognition of everything that IUve downloaded
myself from the network. Qing is simply the 64 hexagrams from the Yi Qing
(I Ching) as a font. The numbering is from the Wilhelm-Baynes translation
and runs a..z, A..z, 1..0, -, =. If you are using Word 4.0, you can use the
accompanying chart after you install the font in a suitcase or in your system.
[Archived as /info-mac/font/qing.hqx; 8K]
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Date: Tue, 3 Apr 1990 22:38:49 CDT
From: Werner Uhrig <werner@rascal.ics.utexas.edu>
Subject: running UNIX, MacOS, DOS and Windows on one machine. which?
[ check out InfoWorld of April 2, page 106 ]
in the regular weekly column "Q&A: Quindlen and Alsop" the title reads:
Apple's A/UX 2.0 will give the Mac a leg up on DOS, UNIX
and starts out with the question:
Which machine can simultaneously run Macintosh, DOS, Windows
and UNIX software?
answer: a 68030 based Mac-II with A/UX 2.0 and{a 32-bit clean version of
Insignia's Soluions Soft-PC.
hey, a lot of slowly condensing vaporware here, I know, but by late summer
(and assuming that the judge doesn't require Motorola to buy back all 68030
based machines) this may actually be true.... :-)
INTERNET: werner@cs.utexas.edu
or: werner@rascal.ics.utexas.edu (Internet # 128.83.144.1)
UUCP: ...<well-connected-site>!cs.utexas.edu!werner
also: werner@astro.as.utexas.edu OR werner@utastro.UUCP
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Date: Wed 4 Apr 90 13:46:07-PST
From: donna m. auguste <AUGUSTE@intellicorp.com>
Subject: seeking opcode vision users
I'm considering various MAC sequencing packages that support
composing, editing, and printing musical scores that have been
input via MIDI interface. A couple of people have recommended
Opcode's product called Vision, but I have not yet spoken with
anyone who has used it firsthand. If you have experience with
Vision I'd appreciate hearing your feedback about it.
Thanks,
donna auguste
(Auguste@INTELLICORP.COM)
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Date: Wed, 04 Apr 90 12:29:47 EDT
From: "Michael Lehnertz (Drummer)" <GWO101%URIACC.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: SimCity crashing system files?
I have just purchased SimCity for my Mac SE/30. It is a great game but I
think it is creating some problems with my printing ability. I used the print
option in SimCity and printed a map of my city. Worked fine. But, a few days
later, I went to print a document in MSWord 4.0 and I was told that I couldn't
open my printer. I went to the chooser to reselect the ImageWriter and I got
another error from the system. So, I thought I might have gotten a virus. I ran
Disinfectant 1.6 and I was told that the ImageWriter system file was bad. I
replaced it and everything worked fine.
Now, I printed another map from SimCity and once again, my printer file is
bad. I have never had this problem before and the only thing I can think of is
that SimCity is causing this. Anyone else have this problem?
- Drummer -
Acknowledge-To: <GWO101@URIACC>
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Date: Wed, 4 Apr 90 22:15:14 ADT
From: Peter J Gergely <GERGELY@xx.drea.dnd.ca>
Subject: Single Monitor Patch for Pyro! 4(tm)
The following patch is supplied via the Technical Support team at Fifth
Generation Software. It is only to be used if you are having difficulty
finding the Sleep Now and Sleep Never corners using Pyro 4.0. The
symptom is that the corner is only sensitive 1 pixel out.
According to Fifth Generation the patch need only be applied for the
Plus and possibly an SE. It will work on multiple monitors but will
change the sensitivity of the corners for Pyro 4.0.
Working with A COPY of the ORIGINAL UNALTERED PYRO 4.0 and RESEDIT 1.2,
open the INIT 128 resource. Using the FIND HEX menu item, set the Find
edit box to 0010670E and the Change edit box to 0010671C. Find and
change only the first occurrence of the string. Quit and Save this
new version of Pyro 4.0.
Replace the copy of Pyro 4.0 into your System Folder, and Restart the
Mac. You will now have to redo all your Pyro 4.0 settings as per the
Manual (the modules don't need to be reconfigured).
- Peter
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Date: 4 Apr 90 09:30:00 CDT
From: "Grootwassink, David" <grootwass@tawc1.eglin.af.mil>
Subject: Spreadsheet file Xfer
I have a user with what on the surface seemed to be a rather simple
problem. He has a floppy with some Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheets on it. Excel is
supposed to be able to read and write 1-2-3 format files.
The user wants to get these spreadsheets on to his Mac+ to manipulate
with Excel. Both the Mac and the PC have dial-up access to a VAX, and I was
going to use that as a transfer medium (Upload to the VAX from a PC - Download
>From VAX to Mac). After transfering the file to the Mac I tried to open the
file using Excel, it correctly identified the file as a WK1 type file, but
after reading 1% of the file it failed with an error of -39. Does anyone know
a way to do a relatively easy way to do a one-time-only transfer.
-Thanks
Dave
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Lt. Dave Grootwassink USAF Tactical Air Warfare Center
INTERNET: GROOTWASS@TAWC1.EGLIN.AF.MIL (129.61.5.1)
PHONE: (904)882-4100 AUTOVON 872-4100
(904)882-4600 872-4600
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Date: Thu, 22 Mar 90 23:39:03 CST
From: Tsang-Wai Thomas Chin <ttchin@icaen.uiowa.edu>
Subject: WorkingWind.hqx
WorkingWind 1.0
WorkingWind is a collection of window-handling tools. There are key-
commands to send the front window to the bottom, to bring the bottom
window to the front, to select the previous window, to close the front
window and to select and assign the 'Working Window', which is the one
window you are working on primarily. Also includes 'RearWindow' feature.
MF compatible, documentation included, ShareWare. -Thomas Chin
[Archived as /info-mac/fkey/working-wind.hqx; 10K]
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