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| | Macintosh XL - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The Macintosh XL was a modified version of the Apple Lisa personal computer made by Apple Computer. | | | In the Macintosh XL configuration, the computer shipped with MacWorks XL, a Lisa program that allowed 64k Macintosh ROM emulation. | | | The Macintosh XL had a 400k 3.5" floppy drive and an optional 10 MB hard drive. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_XL
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| | Apple Macintosh - Open Encyclopedia |
| | Macintosh, now known simply as Mac in all official capacities, is a family of personal computers manufactured by Apple Computer, Inc. of Cupertino, California, USA. | | | The Macintosh project started in early 1979 with Jef Raskin, who envisioned an easy-to-use, low-cost computer for the average consumer. | | | Existing Macintosh software that had been written for the 68000 series CPUs -- including some large sections of the Mac OS -- were made to run with a software emulator. |
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http://open-encyclopedia.com/Apple_Macintosh
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| | Macintosh Support |
| | Macintosh XL and 128 computers are not supported since they do not use the Appleshare networking software. | | | Macintosh computers may use LocalTalk, TokenTalk, FDDITalk, or EtherTalk to talk at the data link layer of the network. | | | Therefore Macintosh cannot access file names created on the NT environment that are longer than 32 characters but NT autogenerates 8.3 length file names to overcome this problem. |
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http://www.comptechdoc.org/os/windows/ntserverguide/ntsmacintosh.html
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| | Macintosh - WikiMac |
| | It was the first computer to popularise the graphical user interface (GUI), at that time a revolutionary development in desktop computing. | | | So, even the early Macintosh computers were easy to network using AppleTalk. | | | Mac) is a family of personal computers manufactured by Apple Computer, Inc. of Cupertino, California, USA. |
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http://mac.wikicities.com/wiki/Macintosh
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| | Macintosh computer |
| | The Macintosh computer was released in January of 1984, with 128K RAM of memory. | | | Except for the very expensive and unpopular Apple Lisa which came out in 1983, the Macintosh is considered to be the first commercially successful computer to use a GUI (Graphical User Interface), as seen above. | | | Most modern-day computers now operate on this principle, including modern Apple computers and most others which run the Microsoft Windows operating system. |
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http://oldcomputers.net/macintosh.html
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| | Macintosh clients need only the Macintosh operating system software to function as workstations—no additional software is required. | | | Print Server for Macintosh, also called MacPrint, allows all network users to send print jobs to a spooler on the computer running Windows NT Server and continue to work, rather than wait for their print jobs to complete. | | | Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information presented after the date of publication. |
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http://www.microsoft.com/sbserver/techinfo/deployment/45/ConnectingMacintoshClients.doc
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| | Compatibility: Why & How |
| | Compatibility across all Macintosh computers (which may sound like it involves more work for you) may actually mean that you have less work to do, since it may not be necessary to revise your program each time Apple brings out a new computer or System file. | | | On the Macintosh XL for example, a lot of the hardware is found in different locations, and in some cases the hardware doesn't exist. | | | This will work on Macintosh computers from now until forever, so if you use this approach you won't have to revise your program just because the screen moved in memory. |
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http://developer.apple.com/technotes/ov/ov_04.html
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| | Absoft XL Fortran Compiler for Macintosh OS X |
| | XL Fortran won Honorable Mention for the Best Macintosh OS X Scientific Computing Solution at the 2004 Apple Design awards. | | | Extensions to the Fortran 95 language are marked in the XL Fortran for AIX Language Reference. | | | A 60-day evaluation version of the XL Fortran Compiler Enterprise Edition version 8.1 is available. |
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http://www.absoft.com/Products/Compilers/Fortran/Macintosh/XLF/xlf.html
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| | Attached > Computer history > “Macintosh. Twenty years later” |
| | Macintosh started the whole family of computers and devices that continued the tradition of innovating, taking care of the user in the first place, and – as Apple itself put it a couple of years ago – thinking different. | | | Macintosh’s keyboard shared most of the characteristics of the computer itself. | | | It was revolutionary as probably the first machine in history created from scratch to be the computer for a regular “Person In The Street,” either not experienced with computers, or fed up with their sophisticated nature. |
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http://www.aresluna.org/attached/computerhistory/articles/macintosh20yearslater
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| | What is a Macintosh? |
| | Macintosh removes a lot of the mystery about using computers. | | | The floppy drive is under the monitor, and the logic board under the floppy drive. | | | If this Macintosh had a hard drive, it would of been placed over the floppy drive. |
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http://www.mac512.com/whatisa.htm
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| | Macintosh core software, on the other hand, was written in 68000 assembly language. | | | I don't mean to criticize the Macintosh unfairly, since it has in its own right contributed much to the field of personal computing. | | | The audience is anyone who has an interest in innovative computing technology, and wants to learn a little about Apple Computer's brief foray into this area via the Lisa computer. |
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http://www.chac.org/engine-ascii/engv2n1.txt
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| | Apple II History Chap 8 |
| | When Steve Jobs discovered the Macintosh project, he literally took it over, altering Raskin's ideas to have this computer run with the same Motorola 68000 processor used by the Lisa, and to use the same complex but easy-to-use interface as well. | | | Apple's objectives here were to introduce The Apple IIc, describe how it fit into the company's marketing strategy, show off new software that was made to work with the new computer, and emphasize that Apple was still firmly behind the Apple II line of computers. | | | Raskin had previously begun his own design work on a computer that would be inexpensive and simple to use. |
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http://apple2history.org/history/ah08.html
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| | Apple Lisa 2 |
| | This latter was meant to be used when running MacWorks, which allowed the Lisa to run Macintosh software under emulation, which essentially turned it into a Macintosh Plus. | | | They also did away with the external parallel port, moving it inside the case and allowing a 10meg 'Widget' hard disk to be mounted in the card cage above the floppy drive. | | | Another interesting item about the Lisa is that it was the original developement system for Macintosh software |
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http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/lakes/6757/LISA2.HTML
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| | Macintosh Servant |
| | Beginning with its introduction in 1984 the Macintosh's operating system was designed to run only one program at a time: multitasking on an Apple computer was reserved for the | | | This website examines both Servant and Multi-Mac, its predecessor, as the first Macintosh system enhancements whose purpose was to provide users with a multitasking environment. | | | and subsequent Macintosh XL, which contained an extra Memory Management chip that made multitasking possible. |
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http://homepage.mac.com/senorwences/servant_page/servant_introduction.html
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| | Uniquely Identifying a Mac OS Computer |
| | Source code demonstrating use of the SCSI Manager in a general case is on the tool chest developer CD. | | | There are some hardware devices, found on a limited range of Mac OS computers, which contain some unique identifier which could be used as a serial number. | | | There are some "semi-unique" characteristics which you can use to help you determine if you are running software on the same machine which you were running on before. |
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http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn/tn1103.html
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| | Microsoft TechNet: Services for Macintosh with Windows NT Server |
| | This can be a problem for users of both personal computer and Macintosh workstations, who use the same account for both workstations, because the Windows NT Server passwords can be 14 characters in length. | | | This problem occurs because the Macintosh defaults to read-write access when it opens a file and encounters an error when the Macintosh user tries to open the file. | | | The interface between the personal computer and Macintosh works well because Windows NT Server manages the differences in the file systems behind the scenes. |
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http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/ittasks/maintain/svcs4mac.mspx
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| | Lisa 2 / Mac XL |
| | Apple "fixed" the problem by rechristening the computer the Macintosh XL, hoping it would have better success with the Macintosh name. | | | It was also sold without its software bundle for $3495, but the Lisa was worthless with neither Apple nor third-party software. | | | It now included a Mac OS emulator called MacWorks which ran business programs written for the Mac. |
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http://applemuseum.bott.org/sections/computers/lisa2.html
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| | Macintosh XL |
| | Cannot be used on the Internet using MacWorks, unless you expanded the Mac XL with a memory expansion to 4MB from Sum Remarketing. | | | AppleShare workstation software version 1.1 does not support the Macintosh XL. | | | Any specialized software enabling file server access is severly limited and unavailable (I don't even have a name, just heresay). |
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http://www.mac512.com/macxl.htm
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| | OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum |
| | After the Mac Plus came out, all owners of Lisa's and previous Macintoshes were offered the option to exchange their old computers for the new Plus (for a fee of course). | | | Lisa 2/Max XL : one Sony 3.5'' floppy drive (400 KB) | | | Lisa Office System or Mac OS (Lisa 2/Mac XL only) |
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http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=265
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| | BYTE.com |
| | The Macintosh introduced personal computer users to technology that has now become commonplace: bitmapped displays, 3-1/2-inch floppy disks, and iconic desktop environments. | | | And the new ROM has numeric computation routines: Applications aren't forced to have their own such routines and can depend on floating-point arithmetic and transcendental functions in the ROM. | | | My approach to software engineering is far more pragmatic than it is theoretical--and no language better exemplifies this than C++. |
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http://www.byte.com/art/9606/sec5/art2.htm
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| | Lisa 2/Macintosh XL |
| | Perhaps the most innovative computer before the Macintosh, Lisa paved the way for a GUI future. | | | Originally envisioned as a business computer to replace the Apple II, the Lisa brought the mouse and GUI to the computer market - only to be felled by the less costly Macintosh. | | | Low End Mac is an independent publication and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple Computer. |
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http://www.lowendmac.com/lisa/lisa2.shtml
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| | Apple History |
| | This caused the unit to be unusually expensive to upgrade as the rest of the Macintosh II series of computers returned to more common configurations of memory. | | | Based on a 40mHz version of the 68030 microprocessor, Apple selected a rather odd 64 pin SIMM memory module for this unit that was never used again in any other Apple computer. | | | Prior to this all memory was soldered to the main logic board. |
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http://www-db.stanford.edu/pub/voy/museum/phototourpages/4-5-apple.htm
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| | MacNN Contributions |
| | There is a real possibility that we will not be purchasing any Macintosh solutions this year and will be moving to SGI (UNIX) and, I hate to say it, possibly some NT solutions as we are forced to do so by the market. | | | We spend a great deal of effort making sure that the Mac and NT versions of products are compatible at the user interface level and are also capable of interoperating at the project metadata and, in some cases, media level. | | | We will work with Apple to optimize the capabilities of the platform and maintain a close dialog with our Macintosh user base to be sure that we are supporting your needs. |
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http://www.macnn.com/contributions/avidmac.shtml
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| | TraXmusic.Org - Pro Audio Scene [Past News Archive] |
| | The new versions, Trilogy 1.2, Atmosphere 1.2 and Stylus 1.1, also include several software code fixes adding more stability and compatibility for Macintosh OS X and Windows computers. | | | RSL-VL was already given to the users of Ravity(S) by e-mail for free. | | | Midi Quest 9.1 features advanced graphic parameter editors, drag and drop bank organization, integrated hierarchical parent/child relationships, creation of Cubase Patch name scripts and Sonar/Cakewalk master.ins name files (for networked Windows machines), 5 types of intelligent patch creation/randomization, descriptive tags and queries, and ships with over 70,000 unique patches. |
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http://www.traxmusic.org/news-archive-11-7-2004.shtml
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| | Apple : Year 2000 |
| | You can verify the Year 2000 compliance of your Macintosh computer with these tests. | | | The Apple III computer will not be tested. | | | QuickTake Camera Windows software will not be tested. |
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http://www.apple.com/za/about/year2000/y2khw.html
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| | myoldmac.net´s - MacFinder - Apple 68K Macintosh Links |
| | Macintosh Hints and Tips by the "Computer Guy" David Anders | | | folklore.org - about the development of Apple's original Macintosh computer, great! | | | Apple Lisa Info page - The model between Apple and Macintosh computers |
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http://www.myoldmac.de/finder.htm
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| | It needs a Macintosh with at least 512K of memory and two floppies. | | | He has available MF, INIMF, PLAIN.base, CMBASE.base, MF.pool, PLAIN.mf, CMBASE.mf source code files, all.mf source files for Computer Modern family from Standard Distribution Tape, view printGF with MPW Pascal source code, and some descriptions and installation instructions. | | | MacMETAFONT works in smart Macintosh Programmer's Workshop environment. |
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http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/pub/texhax/texhax87.033
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| | APPLE LISA-IDENTIFYING LISA 1 & 2 & XL |
| | If this letter or numbers differ (square-pixel XLs have ROMs labeled 3A), this XL has been altered and cannot run any Lisa software. | | | ALSO SEE PHOTOS- Lisa 1 U8001------Lisa 2/5---------Lisa 2/10 81 ---Mac XL | | | Instead of Lisa OS, the bundled OS is Macintosh System software and MacWorks XL, a Lisa program which allows 64K Macintosh ROM emulation. |
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http://www.jmusheneaux.com/9004.htm
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| | Who's Got A Lisa 2? Applefritter |
| | I have 2 working Mac Xl computers in my closet. | | | There must have been many more Lisa 2s, which obviously had no ID, and they all upgraded to Mac Works software which is essentially the same thing as a Mac XL. | | | Apple, the Apple logo, Macintosh, Mac, MacOS, Classic, and Powerbook are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. All other brands, product names, logos, images, multimedia elements, and technologies are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders, and are hearby acknowledged. |
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http://www.applefritter.com/node/7903
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| | MAXON order form |
| | CINEMA 4D NET Release 7 - 10 Clients License on CD-ROM (Contains versions for: Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 Intel, Power Macintosh) | | | CINEMA 4D NET Release 7 - Unlimited Clients License on CD-ROM (Contains versions for: Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 Intel, Power Macintosh) | | | CINEMA 4D NET - UPGRADE from Version 5.x or 6.x to Release 7 - Contains versions for: Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000 Intel, Power Macintosh) |
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http://www.maxon.net/pages/sales/orderform_e.html
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| | Apple Macintosh XL Specs @ EveryMac.com |
| | The Macintosh XL emulates the MacOS using "MacWorks" software. | | | The Macintosh XL is basically a reincarnation of the Apple Lisa, the disappointing predecessor of the Macintosh, with pre-installed Macintosh emulation software. | | | The Apple Macintosh XL features a 5 MHz 68000 processor, 1 MB of RAM, a 400k disk drive, and the option of a 10 MB hard drive in a huge, 48-pound, beige all-in-one case with a 12" monochrome display. |
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http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_classic/stats/mac_xl.html
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| | Info for macxl |
| | If you boot MacWorks, you should eventually see a floppy disk icon with a question mark. | | | Though ill-fated, the Macintosh XL was an interesting machine. | | | a program named MacWorks, which enabled a Lisa to run the Macintosh operating system. |
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http://www.mess.org/sysinfo/macxl.htm
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| | Graphical User Interface (GUI) |
| | A screenshot of an Alto running Executive, a file browsing program analogous to the Macintosh Finder or the Windows Explorer. | | | At the same time the Macintosh was released, the Lisa 2 — which simply replaced the 5.25″ floppy drives with 3.5″ diskette drives — was released. | | | Lisa didn't sell very well because of its $10 000 price, and long start up time — three minutes worth of self-diagnostics. |
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http://www.macos.utah.edu/Documentation/MacOSXClasses/macosxone/gui.html
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| | Manufacturer - MAXON Computer, Inc. |
| | Launches your 3D projects to the next level of realism and possibilities. | | | Hundreds of new features have been added and nearly all areas have been enhanced including: modeling, animation, rendering and especially workflow. | | | CINEMA 4D R8, Professional 3D modeling and animation software, Macintosh, CD |
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http://www.dvwizards.com/shop/dept.asp?mfg_id=11412
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| | Macintosh Systems: By Processor: 68000 @ EveryMac.com |
| | Notable Macs to feature the 68000 processor include the original Macintosh and the PowerBook 100, as well as a couple of inventive MacOS-Compatibles from Dynamac and Outbound Systems. |
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http://www.everymac.com/systems/by_processor/68000.html
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| | myoldmac.net - Apple and Macintosh Picture Gallery |
| | The software was changed to make the machine Macintosh-compatible, and a Macintosh-format 3.5-inch drive was incorporated. | | | In 1985 Apple changed the Lisa’s name to the Macintosh XL (the XL standing for “extra large”) in hopes of squeezing some extra sales from the machine. | | | Macintosh XL with 2 Profile drives and an internal 3.5 drive. |
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http://myoldmac.net/cgi-data/gal/displayimage.php?pos=-97
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| | Apple Macintosh XL Serial B pinout and signals @ pinouts.ru |
| | This information should be correct, but may be not. | | | Efforts have been made to ensure this page is correct, but it is the responsibility of the user to verify the data is correct for their application. | | | Pinouts.ru > Serial ports pinouts > Pinout of Apple Macintosh XL Serial B and layout of 25 pin D-SUB male connector and 25 pin D-SUB female connector |
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http://pinouts.ru/data/macxlserialb_pinout.shtml
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| | Sound Quest Inc. Web Site |
| | Entitled UniQuest/VC-1, it is available for Windows XL/2000/ME/98 and Macintosh OS X/OS 9. | | | Roland has chosen Sound Quest to create the editor/librarian software included with every one of its new VC-1 synthesizers. | | | Roland's UniQuest/VC-1 features on-screen editing of all instrument parameters using 4 different overview and detailed layouts and includes Sound Quest's unparalleled sound development, bank editing, randomization, and organizational tools. |
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http://www.squest.com
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| | Sound Quest Inc. Yamaha SY85 and TG500 Editor/Librarian Page |
| | Midi Quest XL, Midi Quest and UniQuest allow you to display, edit, tweak, organize, audition, archive and manage all SY85 and TG500 programmable parameters from the comfort of your computer screen. | | | MIDI Quest XL, Midi Quest and UniQuest work with the following information from your device: Multi Bank, Multi, Performance Bank, Performance, Voice Bank, Voice, Drums and System. | | | Midi Quest XL, Midi Quest and UniQuest each include a library of public domain sounds which have been collected, converted to Sound Quest's file format, and freed of duplicates. |
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http://www.squest.com/Windows/Instruments/sy85
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| | Apple-Lisa |
| | In January 1984, the Lisa 2 was released with a 3.5 inch drive. | | | (The Lisa was eventually renamed the "Macintosh XL," in 1985) |
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http://www.computermuseum.li/Testpage/Apple-Lisa.htm
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| | Lisa |
| | 当時、Macintosh に搭載されているオペレーティングシステム、Mac_OSは Lisa 上の統合開発環境である Lisa Workshopを用いて開発されていた。その際の開発言語はPascalであった。この環境をMac OS上に引き継いだものがAPDA MPW（Apple Programmers and Developpers Association Macintosh Programmer's Workshop）である。開発言語はLisa Pascalを継承したMPW Pascalに加え、当時最も優れたC言語環境であったLight Speed C（後にThink Cと改名）に代わる純正のC言語の期待に応えてMPW Cが登場、その後ほとんどのプログラムはCで記述されることになった。 | | | のちに、Apple の 16 ビットマシンの主力がMacintoshにうつると Lisa の筐体で MacintoshXL として発売した。（Macintosh XLは、LisaとMacintoshの画面比などが異なっていたためこれを変更するROMを搭載していた） |
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http://japaneseencyclopedia.com/Lisa
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| | APPLE LISA SCREENSHOTS/IDENITFY LISA |
| | APPLE LISA PHOTOS - Apple LISA #1, #2/5, #2/10 and Mac XL 1.Apple LISA #1* | | | Mac XL - Rear - (left to right) Reset, Vido Out, Parallel, Mouse, Serial A, Serial B, Pwr Supply 1.2amp (above) |
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http://www.jmusheneaux.com/U8001.htm
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