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Vol 6 Issues

Vol 6 Issues

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Volume 6, Issue 1

Advanced Help   
C++ Micro-application   
DialogHandler Helps Dialogs   
Extending Excel   
External Functions   
Ghost Fonts   
INITs First
Mac IIci and TE Word Selection
SANE Normalized
Slider FKEY   

Volume 6, Issue 2

BitMapper Utility For SuperPaint   
BitMaps with ResEdit   
C++ Object Lists   
CDEV Debugging   
CheckAbort() Revised
Mouse Track and Field, Part I   
SE/II Emulator
Serius89 and HyperBASIC   
SuperPaint PlugIns   

Volume 6, Issue 3

Æeshete--a fix for MultiFinder   
Debugging Code Resources   
Detecting Multifinder   
Inside Macintosh   
Language Systems FORTRAN 2.0   
Marketing Mac Tools
Mouse Track and Field, Part 2   
PICT and FCMT Resources
Prograph 1.2
System 7 and Memory
The Debugger, MacApp, Incremental Linking
TML Pascal Tricks   

Volume 6, Issue 4

Ambiguities and Lexical Analysis   
Dialog Quake for April Fools   
Editable Lists and User Items   
Exploring NuBus Slots   
Extending Modal Dialogs   
Great Books for Developers
Introduction to Parsing and Inside YACC   
Messenger Delivers   
Serius89 Updates and FREDITOR
Trojan Horses

Volume 6, Issue 5

Color Animation   
CountADBs and Reality   
HyperCard XCMD DB Routines
Line Art Rotation   
Playing Digitized Sound in QuickBASIC   
Printing Windows and Dialogs   
Programmer, Heal Thyself   
QUED/M, Preditor, and Mactivator
THINK Pascal 3.0 with MacApp
Threaded News   
USavedMe Auto-Save Class   
Volume FKEY--Dialog Lists in Memory   

Volume 6, Issue 6

Almost Self Documenting Scripts   
ANSI Library Code   
Cursor Control   
Mac II Timing   
Mac to Mainframe With HyperCard   
Mach2 and InterNet
MacWorld Expo, April 1990
More on Event Trapping   
Parse Table Correction
PinUpMenu XCMD   
Some Glue for FORTRAN   
THINK vs MPW and db_Vista
Think Pascal 3.0

Volume 6, Issue 7

C++ Intermediate Code
C++ micro-Draw   
Commando Programming   
Fine Tuning Code with MPW
Function Junction
Mac IIfx and MacApp
MPW Data Exchange   
MPW Special Characters   
Printing XCMD   
Virus Defense

Volume 6, Issue 8

Binary Trees   
Designing an Object with THINK C   
Menu Bar Hiding and teLength
Object Oriented Programming in HyperCard   
Object Shell, Part I   
Objects in Pearl Lisp   
Rotate Bug Discovered
Using MacApp with C++

Volume 6, Issue 9

Aranda on the CASE
C++ and MacApp, Part II
Call for Benchmarks
Charting The Resource Map   
Code Debugging Window   
Cursor Control   
Object Shell, Part II   
Resorcerer... the New Kid on the Block
Symbol Tables   
TCL OOPs Introduction   
teLength, MacApp 2.0, and MPW
The Mac II On Steroids

Volume 6, Issue 10

Debuggers and Graphics Rotation
HeapLister   
Join The AppleCorps
LS FORTRAN 2.1, Forth   
LZW Compression/Decompression   
MacWorld Expo, August 1990
New Toolbox Routines   

Volume 6, Issue 11

Continuous Neural Networks
FKEY Programming Tools   
HyperCard 2.0   
Linking THINK Pascal
Software Errors: Prevention and Detection
Special Effects   
Spiffy Color Demo   
SteveForth Corrections   
TCommand and Undo   
The Hunk Manager and Word Solution

Volume 6, Issue 12

Absoft MacFORTRAN II
AFX and SuperDrives
Discrete-event Simulations   
MacApp-Tracking the Mouse   
NeXT for Mac Programmers   
No Filthy PICTs For Hashers   
Pattern Scroller   
QuickDraw-safe Dissolve   
Spiffy Color Demo   
The Sordid Truth
Windoids and HyperCard 2.0   
 
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