Eject-Me-Not is an extension that disables the Finder's "Eject" command and "steers" users toward the proper use of the "Put Away" command for removing floppy disks (and other removables). The use of the...

MacPPP is a Macintosh implementation of PPP, the Point-to-Point Protocol, which allows you to use TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) over asynchronous serial lines. MacPPP makes it possible for your Mac to act as a host on the...

This System INIT for System 6.0.8 and below is used for True Type front compatability with these system versions.   Found here.

This is stritly pro gear. A nonprogrammer might find most of the INIThound output interesting, but there's not much more that anyone but a programmer, network administrator, or system administrator can do with it but stand back and...

The major spooler for the ImageWriter is SuperSpool from SuperMac Software. It sells for $59.95, and versions of the program sold from late 1987 on are compatible with the MultiFinder. Older versions of SuperSpool installed as an application...

During processor-intensive tasks, your Mac's normal arrow cursor changes to a small wristwatch with hands that spin around while you wait. Sometimes you see a beachball spinning on end. Ho hum. But now, with the Apple Wizards Spin Cursor, you...

This is a *System Extension* that will load Control Strip (or Desktop Strip) on bootup whether you turned extensions off or not.  The extension is packaged into a font suitcase so that it will always load (cool trick huh.)  Hence, to...

The Mac wasn’t the first computer with a Clipboard, but it did make cutting and pasting far more accessible to far more people. But as good as it is, the Mac's Clipboard hasn't kept up with the rest of the System. Its most significant...

“Chicago Nice” is an INIT which lets you replace the usual Chicago system font used in windows and menus, etc., with a new, pretty version. “Chicago Nice” was tested by many people with a lot of programs for 3 months...

The 68K ODBC Bridge is a PowerPC-ODBC driver that makes it possible to use existing 68K drivers with a native PowerPC ODBC application. Apple and Visigenic have managed to create two completely incompatible ODBC architectures on the Macintosh....