jennings@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (07/16/90)
hello i would like some comments on the 4th Dimension program by Acius. how does this program compared to other data base program ? is there a lot of people using it? any comment is appreciated (intellegent or otherwise) thanks in advance
jost@me.chalmers.se (08/07/90)
We need a good formula editor, similar to "Mathwriter" or other with the same functions. Is there anyone who has good experience with any editor. We would appreciate any comments on the subject. Please use E-Mail: jost@me.chalmers.se Thank's ! Johan Stahre Chalmers University of Technology Gothenburg Sweden
ted@nieland.DAYTON.OH.US (Ted Nieland) (08/08/90)
Is there an archive site for comp.binaries.mac? I checked uunet, but I didn't see anything. My feed was lost for a while, so I only received part of the 1.6 posting of Sound Master and I am wondering if I missed anything else during the down time. I checked SUMEX-AIM, but they don't have the latest and greatest of a number of packages. -- M. Edward (Ted) Nieland Ted@NIELAND.DAYTON.OH.US (aka uunet!dayvb!nieland!ted)
tjbryce@amherst.bitnet (09/28/90)
mac 512k 2 400k drives 1 imagwrite printer a few complete original software packages $700 plus s&h interested please email bye also if u want some cool softweare I wrote myself drop me a line ill kermit it to you
marks@ahmeek.cps.msu.EDU (Dave Marks {PRIP mgr}) (10/24/90)
Our lab has just acquired two Mac IIfx's and we find ourselves suddenly in need for a gif to tiff converter and/or a gif viewer. Any help would be greatly appreciated. advThanksance! -Dave Marks
ted@cs.utexas.edu (Ted Woodward) (10/25/90)
In article <1990Oct24.152303.27851@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu> marks@ahmeek.cps.msu.EDU (Dave Marks {PRIP mgr}) writes: >Our lab has just acquired two Mac IIfx's and we find ourselves suddenly >in need for a gif to tiff converter and/or a gif viewer. Any help would >be greatly appreciated. >advThanksance! >-Dave Marks I suggest you get either (or all) Giffer, GifConverter, or VisionLab. All, I believe are available from sumex, and probably at least one does tiff conversions. All work fine as GIF viewers. -- Ted Woodward (ted@cs.utexas.edu) Greetings, Royal Ugly Dudes!
Mike.Burton@f555.n161.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Mike Burton) (11/04/90)
I strongly recommend Giffer for the mac. It can view pict, Giff, as well
as other formats. I'm not sure about tiff, though.
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INTERNET: Mike.Burton@f555.n161.z1.FIDONET.ORGrafiq@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Salik "slick" Rafiq) (03/07/91)
I'm looking for a good PD stats package for the mac. are there any? reply by email, I DON'T read this newsgroup. Thanks Salik. -- Salik Rafiq internet: rafiq@ccu.UManitoba.CA Department of Computer Science rafiq@gold.cs.UManitoba.CA University of Manitoba BITNET: rafiq@UOFMCC Winnipeg,Manitoba
ringo@athena.mit.edu (John L. Kimble) (05/12/91)
Hi there, Being fairly ignorant about the topic, I'm seeking info about the following. How much can a Mac512k be expanded to run "current" software (e.g. the latest versions of Word, WP, Excel, etc.)? Is there anything in particular which cannot be run? What are the upper limits on RAM expansion, Hard Drive expansion (internal or not), and what are the average market prices for these things (1M RAM, hard drives). Any & all responses are GREATLY appreciated. The term is ending fast... Decisions, decisions... Thanks much! John K. '91