nobody@orca.WV.TEK.COM (-for inetd server command) (05/24/89)
From: dougb@mustang.WV.TEK.COM (Doug Becker;685-2062;61-277;;mustang)
Path: mustang!dougb
Where does the latest version ResEdit hide, on one of the bigger
information services (CompuServe or GEnie)? I'm fairly new to both of
them, but I tried everything imaginable to try and find ResEdit -- to
no avail. (I didn't even know ResEdit was available at *all* on the
info services until I read the article about it in the latest MacUser
magazine -- I'd always gotten copies from friends of friends of
friends, etc.).
--- Doug
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==========================================+=====================================pem@cadnetix.COM (Paul Meyer) (05/24/89)
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ResEdit, like most everything for Mac developers, can be found
on GEnie in the libraries of the MacPro Roundtable. (I can't remember
the page numbers offhand...) When you visit the RT you'll be pointed
at where to find all the Apple stuff in the libraries, along with the
license agreement you are accepting by downloading (the same one you
accept by downloading from Compuserve, which is the one that USENET
inherently can't abide by.) In case you're wondering, that license
agreement is the biggest reason why the programmers/developers area is
a separate RT--Apple doesn't want unsophisticated users stomping on
themselves with things like resedit--or so I hear.
If you like to spend money, I believe you can look in at GO
APPDEV on Compu$erve to find similar stuff--I know I found it once
when I was exploring C$ before I decided that THINK product support
and Email from people not on GEnie were the only things worth spending
money at Compuserve rates for. (* Error: Parser memory overflow--shoot
writer * :-) If you can't find it there, use the file finder (GO
MACFF), and fix yourself some coffee.
Paul Meyer pem@cadnetix.COM
Cadnetix Corp. {uunet,boulder}!cadnetix!pem
5775 Flatirons Pkwy. GEnie P.MEYER
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