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For example, FullWrite can automatically correct common misspellings, such as "recieve." When FullWrite 1.0 shipped, one of its main problems was that it wanted more RAM than most people had.

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The glossary in FullWrite can also function much like AutoCorrect, a heavily marketed Word for Windows 6.0 feature that may show up in Macintosh Word 6.0. FullWrite 2.0 sounds promising, with features such as tables, two-page editing, indexing, table of contents, text wrap around graphics, watermarks, drag & drop, and a glossary that stores chunks of pre-typed text.

Mac 68040 emulator upgrade#

įullWrite Upgrade - The FullWrite list hasn't had much traffic lately, but news about the upcoming version came through the list a few days ago. Thanks to Eric Enwall for setting up this list for FullWrite users. To subscribe, send email to with this line in the body of the message: It sounds silly, but with the proper logo and a custom interface.įullWrite List - A mailing list devoted to discussing the FullWrite word processor has appeared on the Internet. My immediate reaction was that Apple is marketing to the wrong niche - instead of doctors and delivery people, Apple should market the Newton to Star Trek fans. Jon mused half-jokingly that if Apple could keep the Newton alive for a few hundred years, we'd be all set. Jon Pugh commented in email that Star Trek: The Next Generation had little Newton-like devices all over on the bridge. The suggested retail price dropped from $349 to $299 ten-packs of the 14,400 bps data/fax modem (for real modem fiends) dropped from $3,199 to $2,479. Apple won't offer any modem-bundled PowerBook 150s, so Global Village hopes to capture the lion's share of modem sales for the new PowerBooks. The PowerPort/Gold for 100-series PowerBook models dropped in price last week, according to Global Village Communication. For the next several months, it looks like utilities will be that link. Sure, I can run big-name programs on a Power Mac, but as the saying goes, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. I worry about industry juggernauts like Adobe and Symantec. Directory Assistance II from Norton Utilities and other useful utilities fall into the same category of desperately needing a port.Īuthors of shareware utilities (like Speedometer) are laboring to bring them up to spec, and that's commendable. Also, Adobe apparently has no plans to port Type Reunion to the Power Macs as the owner of several hundred (licensed) fonts, I need it. Adobe only recently announced a native ATM for Power Macs, and it won't ship for a few weeks, if then.

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I wonder if one overlooked reason for not buying a Power Mac is the relative scarcity of life-improving utilities. For reasons nobody can figure out, compatibility charts show that A/UX 3.1 is compatible with the Workgroup Server 9150 (which is a Power Mac system, none of which run A/UX). Yet another spec sheet error came to our attention last week. should contact their local Newton reseller.) If you haven't yet taken the plunge, the new package is available (item H0029LL/B) for $99. If you own the Newton Connection Kit for Windows but don't receive an upgrade by mid-August, contact the Newton Fulfillment Center at 800/242-3374.

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Registered users of 1.0 should automatically receive free upgrades over the next few weeks. Newton and Windows users will be thrilled to hear that version 2.0 of the Newton Connection Kit for Windows, announced in March, is finally shipping.

Mac 68040 emulator code#

These calls will be fixed in future Power Mac ROMs, but the new emulator code won't work on current Power Macs. The problem apparently lies with having too many 68040 cache-flushing calls in the current Power Mac ROMs, and those calls destroy the performance increase of the new emulator. Pythaeus writes to tell us that although Apple has developed a new 68040 emulator for the Power Macintosh that reportedly runs twice as fast as the emulator, the new emulator cannot run on existing Power Macs due to ROM incompatibilities. By the end of July, however, we will post versions 3.5.1 which will resolve these issues. In addition, the auto-registration feature of DSEE isn't working properly.

In a nutshell, the release versions of these utilities will expire on 16-Aug-94. Swept up in the enthusiasm and zealousness to release the new StuffIt Expander 3.5 and DropStuff with Expander Enhancer (DSEE), we screwed up. Due to various changes at Dartmouth, the URL for the World-Wide Web version of TidBITS has changed.