Cover by Mike Gorman MyMac Magazine #30, Oct 1997
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The Nemo Memo
My Mac Magazine #30
The Nemo Memo – My Mac Magazine #30
Read MoreMacintosh Makes Reading
Macintosh Makes Reading
Read MoreDoubleScroll 2.2b3
Sleeper 3.0
Better Edit Keys 1.1
Review
Reviews – DoubleScroll 2.2b3 – Sleeper 3.0 – Better Edit Keys 1.1
Read MoreThe Power to be Mediocre
The Power to be Mediocre Watching the face of Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates appear on screen at Macworld, my mind immediately leaped to that famous
Read MoreBacking Up Is Hard To Do
Backing Up Is Hard To Do
Read MoreMacintosh Babble
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Macintosh Babble – My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Read MoreMiner Thoughts
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
For those of you who don’t know, I do all of my computin’ on a Performa 550 that was manufactured in October of 1994.
Read MoreThe Kid Who Would Be Captain
The Kid Who Would Be Captain
Read MoreGood Apple Reporting!
Good Apple Reporting!
Read MoreWall Writings
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Wall Writings – My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Read MorePeace At Last
Peace At Last
Read MoreBits and Pieces
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Bits and Pieces – My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Read MoreStarting Line
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Starting Line – My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Read MoreFileMaker Pro 3.0
Review
Review – FileMaker Pro 3.0
Read MoreMy Turn
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
My Turn – My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Read MoreTech Tips
My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Tech Tips – My Mac Magazine #30, Oct. ’97
Read MoreBook Bytes
MyMac Magazine #30
The Weird Wide Web by Erfert Fenton and David Pogue IDG Books Worldwide, www.idgbooks.com ISBN 0-7645-4004-1, 131 pages. $12.99 USA $17.99 Canada £11.99 UK
Read MorePlaying the Numbers Game
Apple is playing the numbers game. It’s doing this because it is trying to bring its revenues up higher than its expenses. If it
Read MoreThe Reader Writes
October 1997 – Issue 30
This page is where we give one of our readers a voice to express his or her thoughts and views regarding the Macintosh experience.
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