carnahan@pogo.den.mmc.com (Rich Carnahan) (06/26/91)
Sometime ago I remember seeing some posts re: one (or two?) programs
that translate HC mac stacks to HC IIGS stacks and vice versa. What's
the availability of such? Commercial, shareware?
Thanks.
Rich
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jb10320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Jawaid Bazyar) (06/26/91)
carnahan@pogo.den.mmc.com (Rich Carnahan) writes: >Sometime ago I remember seeing some posts re: one (or two?) programs >that translate HC mac stacks to HC IIGS stacks and vice versa. What's >the availability of such? Commercial, shareware? The program you're looking for is called "HyperMover" and comes standard with the HyperCard distribution. It's a HyperCard Stack. You also need it's sister program on the Macintosh end. At least I think it comes standard. If not, it's certainly available through APDA. >Denver, Colorado 80201-1260 ^^^^^^^ If you're in the mood for some *good* food, check out the Cafe de la Paix in Littleton, a nice little French/American restaurant. Tell the boss Jawaid sent ya :-) (sorry for the blatant plug). -- Jawaid Bazyar | "Twenty seven faces- with their eyes turned to Graduated!/Comp Engineering | the sky. I have got a camera, and an airtight bazyar@cs.uiuc.edu | alibi.." Apple II Forever! | I need a job... Be privileged to pay me! :-)
danw@stonyman.hac.com (Dan White) (06/26/91)
In article <1991Jun26.085358.16557@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>, jb10320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Jawaid Bazyar) writes: |> carnahan@pogo.den.mmc.com (Rich Carnahan) writes: |> |> >Sometime ago I remember seeing some posts re: one (or two?) programs |> >that translate HC mac stacks to HC IIGS stacks and vice versa. What's |> >the availability of such? Commercial, shareware? |> |> The program you're looking for is called "HyperMover" |> and comes standard with the HyperCard distribution. It's a HyperCard |> Stack. You also need it's sister program on the Macintosh end. |> |> At least I think it comes standard. If not, it's certainly available through |> APDA. |> Hyper-Mover ISNOTavailable through APDA. However, I heard through my user group (Washington Apple Pi) that it is going to be made available through user groups shortly. More info when it becomes available. -- -------------------------------------------------------- Dan White (danw@mitchell.hac.com) -------------------------------------------------------- "Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us." Calvin (Bill Waterson)
carnahan@possum.den.mmc.com (Rich Carnahan) (06/26/91)
In article <1991Jun26.085358.16557@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> jb10320@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Jawaid Bazyar) writes: > >>Denver, Colorado 80201-1260 >^^^^^^^ > > If you're in the mood for some *good* food, check out the Cafe de la Paix >in Littleton, a nice little French/American restaurant. Tell the boss >Jawaid sent ya :-) >(sorry for the blatant plug). >-- Do they serve Rocky Mountain Le Oistairs? :>) Rich =================================================================== --------------> rich <-------------- carnahan@inljeff.den.mmc.com carnahan@pogo.den.mmc.com Martin Marietta Astronautics Group Box 1260 MS XL8058 Denver, Colorado 80201-1260 (303) 971-7981
V2071A@VM.TEMPLE.EDU ("George A. Piotrowski Jr.") (06/28/91)
On Wed, 26 Jun 1991 11:58:17 GMT <info-apple-request@APPLE.COM> said: > > Hyper-Mover ISNOTavailable through APDA. However, I heard through my user >group > (Washington Apple Pi) that it is going to be made available through user >groups > shortly. > > More info when it becomes available. > > >-- >-------------------------------------------------------- > Dan White (danw@mitchell.hac.com) If you have acess to a Mac or Apple 2 with a CD-ROM, you can get the Hyper- mover program (both Mac and Apple 2 version) on the latest issue of d e v e l o p. For those of you who don't know what it is, It is published by Apple quartly for an annual subscription rate of $27. Each issue comes with a magazine with articles on developing (mostly Mac, but some Apple 2) and includes a CD-ROM. You can contact APDA about ordering back issues or subscriptions at (800) 282-APDA. Also, the back issues are $10. Hope this helps. ________________________________________________________________________ George A. Piotrowski, Coordinator CREN/Bitnet: V2071A@TEMPLEVM Educational Computing Center Internet: v2071a@vm.temple.edu Temple University Internet: gap@picasso.ocis.temple.edu Philadelphia, PA 19122 AOL: GaPio AppleLink: PIOTROWSKI1 (215) 787-6228 CI$: 74046,1304 Genie: G.PIOTROWSKI Doc Brown: Obviously, the Time Continuum has been disrupted creating this New Temporal Event Sequence resulting in this Alternate Reality! ________________________________________________________________________ Acknowledge-To: <V2071A@VM.TEMPLE.EDU>
mattd@Apple.COM (Matt Deatherage) (07/01/91)
In article <9106280456.AA20977@apple.com> V2071A@VM.TEMPLE.EDU ("George A. Piotrowski Jr.") writes: > >If you have acess to a Mac or Apple 2 with a CD-ROM, you can get the Hyper- >mover program (both Mac and Apple 2 version) on the latest issue of >d e v e l o p. I wouldn't try this with the _latest_ issues of these CD-ROMs (Develop #6 or Developer CD Vol. VII) unless you have access to a Macintosh and either an AppleShare file server or MPW IIgs. Somehow the Apple II partitions on both these releases got munged. There's no ProDOS partition at all on Develop #6, and the ProDOS partition on Developer CD Vol. VII is only about 1/3 present. All the information is on the HFS partition in the "Apple II" folder, but you'll need a Mac to get at it. You can't use Apple File Exchange to get the IIgs side of HyperMover that way because it's a HyperCard stack and has a resource fork, which AFE happily doesn't know how to touch. MPW IIgs's command "DuplicateIIgs" will work, and so will an AppleShare file server -- but another Developer CD Vol. VII problem prevents the disk from being used with FileShare under Mac System 7.0. <sigh> Yeah, the folks who do the Developer CD are pretty steamed, too. They spent a lot of time looking at each other with strange expressions going "How could this happen when we triple-checked it 47,462 times?", which they did. We're still trying to figure it out, and we're watching the next disk's manufacturing process _very_ carefully. -- ============================================================================ Matt Deatherage, Developer Technical | The opinions expressed herein are Support, Apple Computer, Inc. | not those of Apple Computer, and Personal mail only, please. Thanks. | shame on you for thinking otherwise. ^^^^^^^^ Technical questions are not personal. Please post them instead. ============================================================================
V2071A@VM.TEMPLE.EDU ("George A. Piotrowski Jr.") (07/01/91)
On Sun, 30 Jun 1991 17:28:31 GMT Matt Deatherage said: >In article <9106280456.AA20977@apple.com> V2071A@VM.TEMPLE.EDU ("George A. > Piotrowski Jr.") writes: >> >I wouldn't try this with the _latest_ issues of these CD-ROMs (Develop #6 or >Developer CD Vol. VII) unless you have access to a Macintosh and either an >AppleShare file server or MPW IIgs. > >You can't use Apple File Exchange to get the IIgs side of HyperMover that way >because it's a HyperCard stack and has a resource fork, which AFE happily >doesn't know how to touch. MPW IIgs's command "DuplicateIIgs" will work, and >so will an AppleShare file server -- but another Developer CD Vol. VII problem >prevents the disk from being used with FileShare under Mac System 7.0. > Matt, I was having a problem mounting Develop #6 on personal Filesare on 7.0. It keeps telling me that some volumes cannot be mounted. Is this the same problem you were talking about with the developer CD?? I have a //gs and Macs on my network at work and I was trying to get the Hypermover down to the GS to try it out by mouniting the Apple 2 folder onto fileshare. I didn't spend too much time trying it, but I will tomorrow. Any info would be appreciated. Later, ________________________________________________________________________ George A. Piotrowski, Coordinator CREN/Bitnet: V2071A@TEMPLEVM Educational Computing Center Internet: v2071a@vm.temple.edu Temple University Internet: gap@picasso.ocis.temple.edu Philadelphia, PA 19122 AOL: GaPio AppleLink: PIOTROWSKI1 (215) 787-6228 CI$: 74046,1304 Genie: G.PIOTROWSKI Doc Brown: Obviously, the Time Continuum has been disrupted creating this New Temporal Event Sequence resulting in this Alternate Reality! ________________________________________________________________________ Acknowledge-To: <V2071A@VM.TEMPLE.EDU>