WALL WRITINGS — JUNE 1996 Ah! Summer’s here at last! As I get set for ten weeks of vacation, mindlessly doing what I want
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Month: June 1996
WALL WRITINGS
The Fugitive Game – Online With Kevin Mitnick
Book Review
The Fugitive Game – Online With Kevin Mitnick Author: Jonathan Littman Publisher: Little, Brown & Company Price: $23.95 There is something about Hackers that
Read MoreMacPalmTop
by John Clark Dear Mr Amelio and Apple Engineers, Make me a MiniMac, a MacPalmtop, a Hero or a PowerPalm and sell billions of
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Welcome to The Starting Line
Welcome to The Starting Line. This is a new column dedicated to the experiences of the new Macintosh user (myself) and just about anything
Read MoreThe Internet: What’s so great about it?
The Internet: What’s so great about it? There is so much talk about the Internet now, we can’t help but get involved. It seems
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Iomega Zip Drive
Review
For those of you that have run out of hard drive space (or will soon do so), consider purchasing an Iomega Zip Drive. Lightweight,
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TechTool v1.1.1
Review
TechTool v1.1.1 Freeware Well, the folks from MicroMat have finally released a update for all the 7.5.3 users out there, and after playing with
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Clockometer v1.7.2
Review
Clockometer v1.7.2 Freeware Do you know how fast your Mac is? This freeware programs from Newer Technology will tell you by simply launching the
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3D Windows 1.0
Review
3D Windows 1.0 Shareware: $5.00 Bloom Software’s 3D Windows 1.0 by Robert Rose is a system extension that is supposed to give you, as
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DiskLabel v1.8
Review
DiskLabel v1.8 Shareware: $2.00 DiskLabel v1.8 from Abduction Software (12 year old Matthew Reagan!) is a 3.5″ disk label maker that is a good
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Netscape Defrost v0.9b2
Review
Netscape Defrost v0.9b2 Donationware Scott Sykes has created a useful extension that corrects a problem for many Mac users (Me included) they have with
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Abracadabra 1.5
Review
Abracadabra 1.5
Shareware: $7.00
This is a neat little program that only does one thing. It makes your system folder disappear. Sounds lame, I know, but it is handy if someone other then you will be working on your Mac, and you do not want them to have access to your system folder.
By double clicking on Abracadabra, the system folder disappears. Double click it again, and it’s back! Nightfall Software did a good job with this program. And it really works! So if you need a program that will hide your system folder (and anything you put in there) then Abracadabra 1.5 is for you.
Contact them at dmaclach@sol.uvic.ca
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Apple Color StyleWriter 2200
Review
If you have ever printed a color document on an old color printer, you know that the results can be frustrating. Apple has solved
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Apple Internet Connection Kit
Review
Apple Internet Connection Kit Estimated price: $49.99 Company: Apple Computer By Adam Karneboge-Icon Master The Internet. A vast place of information and archives, newsgroups
Read MoreVRML-The Winner by a Node?
VRML-The Winner by a Node? The web has grown exponentially in the last few years. But the buzz is always onward and upward. The
Read MoreEyeing a new Mac?
Have you been thinking perhaps it is time to buy a new Macintosh? Wondering if now is a good time to buy, or should
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Pete’s top ten reasons to use e-mail
Pete’s top ten reasons to use e-mail 10) It’s just not cool not to. 9) You never have to scream, “Where the hell’s the
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My Mac …Speedy!
The time had come, and I was not sure how to feel? I mean, this was my little buddy! I felt like I was
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TOTALLY USELESS INFORMATION
TOTALLY USELESS INFORMATION Can we all agree that the phrase, “Faster than a speeding bullet,” aptly describes how things in the computer industry have
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eMail page My Mac #14, June 1996
PC or Mac? Tim, I have just read your article in the latest My Mac edition. I always enjoy the information and insights you
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