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Info-Mac Digest Mon, 11 Feb 02 Volume 19 : Issue 18
Today's Topics:
[*] About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 8.02
[*] Sound Studio 2.0, audio editing and recording tool
[*] WineBook v2.0.1
connecting a printer to a Mac/PC network
iBook monitor
Personal LW 320 & OS X.x
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Date: 11 Feb 2002
From: "A. Lee Bennett, Jr."
To:
Subject: [*] About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) 8.02
This is the print-optimized PDF edition of the February 2002 issue of ATPM.
About This Particular Macintosh (ATPM) is a free monthly e-zine about the
*personal* computing experience. If you prefer a screen-optimized PDF or an
offline Webzine format, visit to download
current and past issues in your preferred format.
The contents of ATPM 8.02 are as follows:
Columns
Apple Cider: Spam I Am
Beyond the Barline: Expos, From a Distance
Hollywood: Normally
About This Particular Web Site
Networking: Mac and PC Networking Overview
Networking: Mac File Sharing
How To: What Do Your CD-ROMs Tell About You?
Reviews
FileMaker Server 5.5
Jeopardy! 2nd Edition
OmniDictionary 2.0.1
ScanCalc 1.7.1
Virtual PC 5.0
Wheel of Fortune, 2nd Edition
Extras
Cartoon: Hambone
Desktop Pictures: Oregon and "A Collection of Scottish Pictures"
[Archived as /info-mac/art/zine/atpm-802-print.hqx; 1881 K]
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Date: 9 Feb 2002
From: Lucius Kwok
To:
Subject: [*] Sound Studio 2.0, audio editing and recording tool
Sound Studio is an audio editing and recording application built for Mac OS
X. It includes many effects filters, editing tools, and support for many
audio file formats. With Sound Studio you can:
- digitize tapes and vinyl records to make CDs
- record live performances and interviews
- edit out dead air, glitches, and mistakes in recordings
- apply any of 19 effects including Reverb, Chorus, and EQ
- create new sounds and loops
Sound Studio is built for Mac OS X as a Carbon application, but can run on
Mac OS systems as far back as Mac OS 8.1. Some newer systems may require a
USB audio input device for recording. Sound Studio is priced at $49.99 for a
full single-user license. Upgrades from previous versions of Sound Studio
are $24.99.
[Archived as /info-mac/gst/snd/sound-studio-20.hqx; 1277 K]
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Date: 10 Feb 2002
From: Edwin Buehler
To:
Subject: [*] WineBook v2.0.1
WineBook v2.0.1
WineBook is a wine cellar management software for wine enthusiasts.
The cellar book application WineBook is a wine cellar management
software for wine enthusiasts. You can manage your wines and your own
wine-tasting notes. You can note sight, smell, taste and the quality of
a wine. Manage the wine cellar, winery and supplier addresses.
(Available in English, German, French, Italian and Dutch at:
http://www.winebook.de)
System requirements:
* System 9 or MacOS X
* Power Macintosh with at least 3 MB of free RAM
* 5 MB on harddisk
* 15" Color Monitor
WineBook is Shareware and costs US$35
Edwin Buehler
Edwin @winebook.de
http://www.winebook.de
[Archived as /info-mac/data/wine-book-201.hqx; 3240 K]
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Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 07:22:59
From: "tony stanton"
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: connecting a printer to a Mac/PC network
As a followup to my recent query about connecting a printer to a Mac/PC
network, I have run up against some problems in getting things to work.
Having tried USB printer Sharing with limited success, I have installed
Win2K Server on the PC and am trying to use it as a Mac File and Print
Server.
Using the Laserwriter 8 extension I can see the printer from the Macs - an
HP 1125C Deskjet - and it outputs fine, but only greyscale, not colour.
Laserwriter 8 throws up a dialogue box which offers a list of printer
information. It says the printer is not colour capable, which is definitely
not the case.
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to change these settings?
If not, how can I recover the colour capabilities across the network? I have
tried all the ppd files that came with 9.2.1 and although there are
differences between them - some output colours in grey, some are all black -
none of them produce colour.
Hoping someone can help out with this.
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Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 18:13:53 -0500
From: Kathleen Orescanin
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: iBook monitor
I want to connect a new monitor to my iBook. What do I need besides a
monitor. Adapter?
What kind of port? Additional card? Cable?
Thank you.
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Date: Thu, 07 Feb 2002 12:58:11 -0800
From: Adam Horvath
To: digest@info-mac.org
Subject: Personal LW 320 & OS X.x
I am trying to use my Personal Laser Writer 320 (via a G3Wallstreet
PB) Using OS X.
OS X (1.2) works fine in all other repects.
The PLW 320 Driver appears on the list of driver in the print certer,
but when I select it (to "add" as a priner) nothing happens. As far
as the OS is concerned I have No printer attached to Apple Talk
(which is configured correctly).
The printer works fine under OS 9.2
Has anyone solved this?
Please reply to me & I will post summary for the net.
Tx. :=)
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