What is AppleLink?

 

Resources, news, technical support, and more than 53,000 other Macintosh friends in 50 countries are just a local telephone call away with your Macintosh, AppleLink, and a modem. As Apple’s official on-line service, AppleLink provides direct, 24-hour access to expert advice from the industry’s most reliable resources—from developers and resellers to colleagues and other Macintosh fans. Contact developers directly with your technical questions or browse through Apple’s extensive technical library. You can also use AppleLink to sample software and access upgrades and product enhancements. You get your own electronic mailbox, and you can send and receive messages, documents, files containing photos, illustrations—and even layouts—to AppleLink subscribers anywhere in the world. At their convenience, your colleagues can retrieve their packages from their mailboxes. And, with a Macintosh, a modem, and a phone line, you can retrieve mail anywhere in the world. There’s no disputing the facts. AppleLink is one of the most sophisticated, yet easy-to-use electronic mail systems around—and more.

Apple Computer, Inc. (Summer 1993). The Apple Catalog. (pg. 33). Cupertino, CA.

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Download AppleLink for Mac

Architecture

Motorola 68K

System Requirements

From Mac OS 1.0 up to Mac OS 9.2

Compatibility notes

Architecture: 68K

Mac OS 1.x - Mac OS 9.2.2