Macsoft, an Infogrames, Inc. label, has posted a Civ III patch. This patch tweaks and enhances the already great gameplay youive been enjoying in Sid Meieris Civilization III. The new patch adds features and improvements, including: Stack movement for units of the same type: This means that you can set multiple go-to orders for units…
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TMO Interviews David Pogue
David Pogue is columnist for the New York Times, a best-selling Mac author and has recently published Mac OS X: The Missing Manual. TMO: I feel that OS X is pretty simple to use, so I was astounded at how big a book OS X: The Missing Manual is. Whatis up with that? David Pogue:…
Getting There, Avoiding Disaster & Having Fun At The Same Time
Welcome back to Notes from the Henna Gaijin! This is the second article on how to travel to MACWORLD Conference & Expo/Tokyo 2001 for about the same cost as going to MACWORLD Expo San Francisco, and having a great time doing it. In this issue, we will cover getting to your hotel, an introduction to…
Sonnet And Newer Slash Prices On G3 Uprades
As G4 speeds continue to, well, do nothing, those wanting to boost the performance of an older machine will rejoice in the news that Sonnet and Newer have slashed prices across their line of upgrade cards. Users can now speed up performance, and add lifespan, to older Apple machines. According to Sonnet: Sonnet Technologies, the…
The Mac Observer: The Apple Trader - Mac OS X: Gentle Migration Or Chaotic Diaspora?
Mac OS X: Gentle Migration Or Chaotic Diaspora? September 18th, 2000 My Mac OS X Public Beta is in the Mail! I bought my Mac OS X Beta for $29.95 at the Apple Store this weekend. It’s pretty audacious — though savvy — of Apple to actually have the temerity to make people pay for…
The Back Page - Accountability, Responsibility, And Denial Of Service Attacks
Unless you have been living under a rock of late, and even then that rock would have to be at the bottom of at least a medium size body of water, you have heard all about the attacks on several top Internet sites. Yahoo!, eBay, CNN, Amazon.com, Buy.com, E*Trade, and Datek were all victims of…
Ask Dave - MIMEs, USB Cameras, & Controlling Someone Else's Mac
MIMEs, USB Cameras, & Controlling Someone Else’s Mac December 31st, 1999 Greetings everyone, and happy Y2K. Perhaps, by the time you read this, the witching hour will have passed and all non-MacOS machines out there will die miserable deaths. Or, of course, everything will go smoothly and even those Windows machines that fail every Y2K…
The Mac Observer: The Apple Trader - Apple's Top Ten Things To Do List for the Year 2000
Apple’s Top Ten Things To Do List for the Year 2000 November 29th, 1999 Do I think machines will ever think? You bet. I’m a machine, and you’re machine, and we both think, don’t we? Claude Shannon Apple has been very busy since Steve Jobs came home in 1996. Much of the heavy lifting is…
AppleCORE: Mac vs. Windows In The Ivy League
AppleCORE Archive SEPTEMBER 22nd, 1997 AppleCORE MIKE LAMBERT ([email protected]) Mac vs. Windows In The Ivy League Since its inception, Apple Computer has cultivated and maintained a stronghold in both the graphic communications and education markets, and the company’s current leaders have made it clear (especially during the past few months of strategic change and upheaval)…
AppleCORE: Where Are They Now?
SEPTEMBER 9th, 1997 AppleCORE MIKE LAMBERT ([email protected]) Where Are They Now? This is the first installment in an ongoing, in-depth series that will focus on former and current OpenDoc developers and software companies. When Apple Computer placed OpenDoc (and by extension, the company’s own OpenDoc crown jewel, Cyberdog) into maintenance mode on March 14 of…
Mac OS 8 - Resistance Is Futile
The hype surrounding Mac OS 8 hasn’t been on a par with, say, the Rolling Stones bellowing “Start Me Up” during Windows 95’s rollout a couple years back. However, if you pilot a Macintosh regularly in your work or play, Mac OS 8 is currently, and should remain, the biggest blip on Apple’s radar, at…