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Macintosh mainboards

Cunningham's notes: Two of the main boards from the original 128K Macintosh. If you apply power, hook up a disk to the SCSI ports on the board, and add a monitor, it still works...

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Macintosh Programmer's Workshop Assembler

Donor:  Anonymous

This Manual contains information about using the Macintosh Programmer's Workshop Assembler. It explains syntax, macro variables and commands on the assembler.

Macintosh Programmer's Workshop Assembler Manual

Macintosh Programmer's workshop Development Environment, Volume II

Donor:  Anonymous

This manual is a command dictionary that describes each of the tools, scripts, and built-in commands of the Macintosh Programmer's Workshop 3.0.

Macintosh Programmer's Workshop Development Environment Manual

Macintosh System 7 Release 7.1 (Beta)

Donor:  Anonymous

This beta-version operating system (version 7.1) comes on a CD, with an instructions booklet. This particular OS (operating system), designed by the Apple Developer Group, is only compatible with Macintosh computers.

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MacRecorder

Donor:  Janet Gibson

The MacRecorder audio digitizer was invented to give SoundEdit, which was the first popular GUI-based audio editor for digitized audio in 1985, in-built sound input. MacRecorder was created by Michael Lamoureux, a mathematics student at the…

MacRecorder

MacsBug 6.1 Reference

Donor:  Anonymous

MacsBug is a Motorola 68000-family assembly-language debugger customized for the entire Macintosh family of computers. MacsBug, which was first introduced in 1981, has continued to evolve along with the Macintosh. MacsBug 6.1 runs on the…

MacsBug 6.1 Reference Book