Jaques Law Bits 9609 (© Kevin Jaques 1996)
©(c)1996 Kevin Jaques. All rights reserved excepting that this file may be copied for non-commercial purposes, unchanged. No warranties apply. I am just a user volunteering my observations and collecting those of others.
€BatteryAmnesia 1.4.0b
BatteryAmnesia, formerly known as DeepDischarge, will safely and
effectively run down the battery on any PowerBook that uses a
NiCad or NiMH battery. It bypasses the normal warnings when the
battery runs low and runs it until a hardware shutdown is forced
because of low power. Apple recommends doing this once a month.
Version 1.4.0b updates registration information. Shareware $10.
127K.
Type its name in the search box at the top of the main MacUser Software
Central Page: .
€Sextuple Your Ram (if you dare!)
MaxRAM is a $5 shareware program that works in conjunction with Connectix RAM Doubler 1.6 on Macs and PowerMacs, allowing you to have SIX times as much memory.
To use MaxRAM, simply drop it in your System Folder (NOT the Extensions folder) and Restart your Macintosh. Please make sure 32-bit Addressing is turned on in the Memory control panel. Don¹t forget to pay your shareware fee. :-)
Spencer Low
LowTek Creations
130 Windward Court
Vallejo, CA 94591
United States of America
http://www.crl.com/~spencerl/
[Editor - he says it was formerly configurable to various ram multiples up to 6. He removed that since the speed hit doesn't depend on the setting, only on the amount actually used. If you have the guts to try this, let me know the results!]
€RemoteMouse&Keys
This weird little utility permits you to use your mouse and keyboard on another computer, connected by AppleTalk, on whatever type of cabling. Evidently, you move the mouse off one side of your screen and it appears on the other. Select an insertion point and type. Since your monitor doesn't display the other computer's monitor (Timbuktu would do so), you would have to be physically near. However, if you are setting up a server, you can save the cost of a keyboard and mouse. Sorry, no URL.
€MacUser Utility of the Month (URL management)
SiteSeer plugs into Netscape or Mosaic or Explorer and keeps track of every site you visit, creating simple dragNDrop aware windows for your bookmarks. Can drag between windows, finder, clipboard or browser.
http://www.zdnet.com/macuser/ (search for siteseer)
€OpenDoc Word Processor Coming Soon
Digital Harbour, a startup company founded by former WordPerfect employees plans to introduce Opal, an OpenDoc word processing editor, for about $100. It won't do styles, but will have rulers, headers, footers, RTF, and textwrap around objects. Try the Internet, or 801-796-8213. This will be followed by Jade, a fullfeatured word processor, scheduled to come out in 1997, and presumably support openDoc.
€Sorry, that¹s all the time I have.
€Web author utilities - SiteCheck
SiteCheck will verify all hypertext links on your web site remotely. $79.95.
SiteEdit is a server based utility to update information on your website without FTP.
Pacific Coast Software. 619-675-1106
http://www.pacific-coast.com/
€QuicKeys Upgrade to 3.5
Everybody loves this macro/scripting thing. 3.5 is out at $119US. CE Software - 800-523-7638
http://www.cesoft.com
€Web server utility from Apple - WebFinder
It is an Asynchronous Common Gateway Interface (ACGI), showing web pages in file directories much like the Finder. The user may click on files, and WebFinder will convert it on the fly (e.g., text files to HTML, launching plugins if available), and permitting the server to set access privileges through Apple File Sharing. It is running on Apple's Cybertech web site (http://cybertech.apple.com) and will be supplied free. Eventually.
€MacPPP 2.5 is out
Yes, but Apple only supports it, like we care, if you buy it as part of the Internet Connection Kit ($49US).
€Patch for AppleSearch Server
Version 1.5.1 update is available for those using OpenTransport. It enables Wide Area Information Server functionality with OpenTransport, whatever that is.
€MacUser gives Iomega Jazz Drives 4.5 mice
Everybody loves Iomega Zip Drives. The Jazz drives are more than 3 times as fast, now the fastest in the removable media drives. Cartridges carry 1 Gb, and cost under $100 US. The cables are still queer.
€Now Utilities 6.0 out
Love it or hate it, v.6.0 is out, for $89US. It now offers Now Shortcuts, which supports some macro function, including macro plugins. It also offers Now Auto Type, which competes with Thunder 7, monitoring your typing to access a glossary. A nice feature is that it will suggest a glossary entry if you repeatedly type the same thing. It adds Now Tabs, which puts something like a control stip along the bottom of the window.
1-800-274-0670
http://www.nowsoft.com
€Your Beloved Editor finds Conflict
Using system 7.5.3, with Stuffit SpaceSaver and Now Utilities Super Boomerang, will result in frequent hangs when your computer is accessed over a network, especially when folders with lots of compressed files are accessed.
€Font Organizers updated.
Suitcase 3.0 is out (PPC native). It creates 'sets' of fonts and things, for various purposes/applications/users. It is now AppleScript aware.
€CGI explanation
Common Gateway Interface applications run on the web server. Then, the HTML commands in the web pages can instruct the web browser to send messages to the CGIAs which can then do calculations. For instance, a common use is imagemap processing, so that a single webpage graphic element can contain multiple hot spots. A click anywhere on the graphic will tell the browser to send the click's location to the CGIA, which can then retrieve the appropriate HTML page. Another application for CGIAs is any sort of database access, especially searching. Every one is a potential security and stability risk. Several organizations offer tutorials and collections:
http://www.comvista.com/net - tutorials and links to mac tools
http://www.ape.com/webstar - mac evangelism site
http://arpp1.carleton.ca/mac/ - Comprehensive FAQs
http://www.webedge.com/resources/ - resource collection from semiannual mac Web Development Conference.
http://web66.coled.umn.edu - resources and tutorials geared toward educators
€Web Browser PlugIns
You put these files in the same folder as your browser, and they let you view files within the browser window (as opposed to helper applications which the browser just starts up for you). For instance, there are Adobe Acrobat PDF (Portable Document Format) readers such as Tumbleweed Software's Envoy (http://www.twcorp.com/plugin.htm) and Adobe's Acrobat Amber (http://www.adobe.com/Amber/), or video players like MacroMedia's Shockwave (http://www.macromedia.com/tools/Shockwave/sdc/Plugin/), or sound players like Networks' RealAudio (http://www.realaudio.com/products/ra2.0/) or MVP Solutions' Talker (http://www.mvpsolutions.com/PlugInSite/Talker.html).
An overall list is at:
http://www.browserwatch.com/plugin.html
A Mac specific list is at:
http://www.zdnet.com/macweek/plugins.html
€OpenTransport Explanation
It is PowerPC native. It is essential on PCI macs, but not compatible on 68000 or 68020 Macs.
It replaces the weird Network and MacTCP control panels with a single, simple, TCP/IP control panel.
Whenever you install a network service, such as PPP or SLIP or Ethernet or AppleTalk (MacIP), it automatically appears as an option in the TCP/IP control panel popup menu.
You can change your configuration without restarting. For instance, my office uses Ethernet, but when I bring my PowerBook, it can only connect over LocalTalk cables, so I can switch on the fly.
It can cost a lot of RAM (1.5 mb on a PPC) though you can disable unused protocols to save memory (but defeat its purpose).
You can save/duplicate/export/import configurations.
€MacUser Floppy Tip
Look for brands that offer a protective resin layer such as Kodak and Mitsui/MTC.
€Control Stip Tip
Press option when you select the tab. Now you can move it vertically and/or to the other side of the screen.
€MacUser gives 5 mice to Microsoft Cinemania 96
This CDROM about movies gets 5 stars.
€Movie Database
http://www.msstate.edu/Movies/
€TVLand
http://www.tvland.com/
http://www.symantec.com
theFONDler 4.0 is out. It can diagnose font corruption and conflicts!
http://www.rascalsoft.com
FontBox collects, corrects, and organizes your fonts.
http://www.theinside.com
€MacUser prefers Microsoft Explorer to Netscape
In their July 1996 review, MacUser gave the edge to Explorer. It is the only other browser to support plugins. The differences were as follows: Explorer handles background sounds, colored cells in tables, has builtin quickTime & AVI and a VRML (virtual reality markup language) browser, dragNDrop Bookmarks, and supports Internet Config.
Netscape offers frames, javascript support, download status windows (permitting better work in the background), and email receiving. Neither displays FTP in a finderlike way, as Apple's CyberDog does. Both are annoyingly unstable, especially using plugins. Explorer 3.0 will support Microsoft's new plugin standard, ActiveX.
€OpenDoc Java viewer
ResNova has demonstrated a prototype OpenDoc part that can view Java applets (thereby offering that capability to Cyberdog).
€MacUser reports on CyberDog
The July 1996 issue contains an interesting article on Cyberdog, the webbrowsing demo of OpenDoc, the vaunted componentsoftware standard. Oddly, launching OpenDoc and opening the CyberDog Starting Point document caused the system to grab 5 mb of RAM, and then another 1 mb to open a browser window, and another 500 kb to open CyberDog's Notebook.
€How many Newtons does it take to change a lightbulb?
Foux! There to eat lemons, axe gravy soup!
€From: "New Apple Software Updates"
LaserWriter 8.4
If you are using Adobe PageMaker 6.0.1 and you are printing to an Apple
Color LaserWriter 12/600 PS, you may experience slower printing with
LaserWriter 8.4. If this happens, Apple recommends using LaserWriter
8.3.4. f
tp://ftp.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_SW_Updates/US/Macintosh/P
rinting/LaserWriter
Desktop PrintMonitor Version 2.0
Desktop printer icons can be moved off the desktop and into folders. A
printer menu located on the right-hand side of the menu bar provides a
convenient means to switch the default printer (obtainable via a custom
install). A control strip module with functionality identical to above.
An enhanced user interface.
System Recommendations
An Apple Macintosh or PowerBook personal computer with either: - a 68020,
68030, or 68040 processor - a PowerPC processor or another Mac OS-based
personal computer. 5 megabytes of RAM Mac OS version 7.1 or later
ftp://ftp.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_SW_Updates/US/Macintosh/P
rinting/Other_Printing
Name: Open Transport 1.1.1b6
Path: Apple SW Updates-US-Macintosh-Unsupported
You can use this pre-release version of Open Transport 1.1.1 to preview
its features, enhancements, and updates.
Pre-release versions of Open Transport 1.1.1 have been tested by
progressively larger audiences and are now being used by hundreds of
customers and Mac OS developers.
If you want to provide Apple with feedback about Open Transport 1.1.1b6,
send electronic mail to the following address: OTBeta@seeding.apple.com.
System requirements Open Transport is designed to work on Mac
OS-compatible computers with a Motorola 68030 or 68040 family
microprocessor, or a PowerPC 601, 603(e), or 604 microprocessor. You
should use system software version 7.5.3 with Open Transport, although
the earlier system software versions 7.1, 7.1.1 and 7.1.2 releases are
also compatible.
When you install OT1.1.1 on a
52xx, 53xx, 62xx and 63xx machine you may get a dialog box indicating a
hardware issue was detected. If this alert is displayed, Open Transport
cannot be installed or loaded until the Cache/ROM DIMM is replaced. Your
machine will continue to run classic networking. The required repairs are
covered under the Apple repair extension program. Please contact an Apple
Service Provider to have your machine repaired.
Open Transport requires a minimum of 5 MB of RAM (68030 or 68040
computers) or 8 MB of RAM (PowerPC-based compters). Open Transport memory
requirements are based on total system memory including virtual memory,
minus the size of any RAM disk and disk cache you're using.
Network interface options - Open Transport 1.1.1b6 supports PCI bus, NuBus,
communications slot, and PC Card network interface cards, as well as
built-in LocalTalk, Ethernet, and Token Ring network adapters. For
computers without expansion options, Open Transport 1.1.1b6 also supports
a SCSI-attached network adapter. Third party network interface options
available for Open Transport include Fast Ethernet, ATM, and FDDI.
Color SW 1500 2.2
Color StyleWriter 1500 Version 2.2 is the most recent version of this
software and replaces previous versions.
This version offers improved compatibility with third party applications
and fixes various bugs with printing fonts and WorldScript I/WorldScript
II.
ftp://ftp.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_SW_Updates/US/Macintosh/P
rinting/Other_Printing
Color SW 2500 2.2
Color StyleWriter 2500 Version 2.2 is the most recent version of this
software and replaces previous versions.
This version offers improved compatibility with third party applications
and fixes various bugs with printing fonts and WorldScript I/WorldScript
II.
ftp://ftp.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_SW_Updates/US/Macintosh/P
rinting/Other_Printing
WorldScript Updater 1.1
Provides improved stability and performance for
Language Kits. ftp://ftp.info.apple.com/Apple_Support_Area/Apple_SW_Updates/US/Macintosh/S
ystem/Language_Kits
Locating Apple Software Updates
1) AppleLink path: AppleLink Services - Software Sampler - Apple SW
Updates
2) CompuServe: GO APLSUP
3) America Online: Use the AOL keyword: applecomputer
4) ftp: ftp://ftp.info.apple.com or ftp://ftp.support.apple.com
5) Worldwide Web: http://www.info.apple.com/ or
http://www.support.apple.com/
€Applescript - Restore Active Application
>I would like the script to make the application that was active when it
>started active again. This script will be launched from either the Finder,
>PhotoShop or QuickKeys and I want the user to be right where they started
>when it is done.
Try this
tell application "Finder"
set x to name of processes whose frontmost is true
end tell
You must use the plural form of an object when using it in a whose clause.
Andy Bachorski - Apple Developer Tech Support
€Applescript - add an additional record correctly to a list of records.
You've got two choices:
1. Enclose the record in the first command in another set of braces:
copy {{theFiles:{"there.html", "you.html"}, links:{"which", "me"}}} to dList
*and*
change the second set command to: set theList to (theList & dList)
*or*
2. Change the second set command to: set theList to (theList & {dList})
Cal Simone, President Voice: (202) 298-9595
Main Event Software, Inc. Internet: mainevent@his.com
€Apple Introduces Dylan
From: Bill Cheng
Apple Computer, Inc. is happy to announce the availability of the Power
Macintosh version of the Apple Dylan Technology Release.
This is a "Technology Release" because the software is unfinished. It
contains a number of bugs, and will not be supported or updated through
Apple's standard technical support processes.
ŠDevelopers will be able to produce
code targeting both the 680x0 and Power Macintosh systems.
ŠWe are expecting to ship this release on August 7,1996. The ADC order #
for the package is M5466Z/A and is listed at $59.95. The ADC order # for
the standalone CD is M5475Z/A and is listed at $39.95.
By PHONE United States 1-800-282-2732 (Toll-free)
Canada 1-800-637-0029 (Toll-free)
International 1-716-871-6555
By FAX APDA Fax number 1-716-871-6511
By EMAIL AppleLink................ORDER.ADC
Internet................... ORDER.ADC@applelink.apple.com
Web........................http://www.devcatalog.apple.com
The development environment lets you create projects with all the
advantages of a rapid-prototyping environment. Your project is stored in
a database rather than in text files. Customizable browsers let you
explore and edit your program from a number of perspectives. For example,
you can browse class hierarchies graphically, find all callers of a given
function, or find all the objects which reference a given object.
The incremental compiler allows you to change code in a running program
and see the results immediately. This gives you freedom as a programmer
to explore various options and rapidly improve your software.
The Dylan language is thoroughly object-oriented and contains a number of
features which encourage abstraction, leading to cleaner, more
maintainable code. Automatic memory management frees you from the burden
of manually allocating, tracking, and deallocating memory usage in your
application, saving you both programming and debugging time. The
language's consistency and
familiar syntax ensure that it is easy to learn.
[Editors Note - Online chatter from Dylan fans is sceptical Apple is wholeheartedly supporting Dylan]
€ CI Labs offers Certification
CI Labs announced that OpenDoc parts that have been validated by CI
Labs can be identified with the trademarked name "Live Objects."
To find out how to certify your OpenDoc software, see the CI Labs Web page:
http://www.cilabs.org
€MacOS disproportionately high on Internet
According to a recent survey conducted by the Georgia Institute of Technology,
28 percent of Internet users access the Internet from a Mac OS computer.
€New Ways to get OpenDoc parts
BuyDirect.Com is a new Web-based software distribution service
that will offer customers the opportunity to purchase Macintosh Live Objects
and other component software, in addition to traditional software, starting in
fourth calendar quarter of 1996. BuyDirect.Com will list available software at
its Web site and handle transaction details, but customers will actually
purchase software directly from developers who included their software at the
site. BuyDirect.Com can be found at the following Web site:
http://www.buydirect.com.
PartFinder is a Live Object that
automatically finds Live Objects components at PartBank, Kantara's component
software distribution Web site. In addition to software for downloading,
PartBank includes news about component software technologies, including OpenDoc
and Cyberdog, as well as resources for developers. So far, Kantara doesn't
provide an option for selling component software. You can find PartBank on the
Web at the following site:
http://www.partmerchant.com/
€16 Certified Live Objects (OpenDoc parts)
Macintosh developers introduced 16 Live Objects--software based on OpenDoc
technology--at Macworld Boston and demonstrated many others throughout the
show.
* WAV, from Digital Harbor
* Virtual Field Trips in Geology, from Addison-Wesley New Media Products
Group/West
* GeoInsight, from ComGrafix
* C-Graph and C-Table, from Corda Technologies
* WorldWrite, from WorldSoft Corporation
* PageComposer!, from MetaMind
* LEXI, from SoftLinc
* PartFinder, from Kantara Development
* Outliner, from Eclipse Services
* dtF Database Toolkit, from theta group
* Sizzler, from Totally Hip Software
* Microbrew, from Network Multimedia
* WebBurst, from Power Productions
* Web Squirrel, from Eastgate Systems
* AppMaker, from Bowers Development
* StuffIt InstallerMaker 3.1, from Aladdin Systems
€Apple Kit for OpenDoc Part Creation
Apple announced the Live Objects Essentials Kit for Mac OS at
Macworld. Formerly released in alpha form under the code name "KickStart" on
the OpenDoc Developer Release 5 CD, the Live Objects Essentials Kit is a suite
of components to help you incorporate multimedia features in your OpenDoc
software. Currently available are 1.0 versions of the Apple QuickDraw 3DMF
Viewer and the Apple Button, which can embed sounds, speech, and Web site
addresses (URLs). Final 1.0 versions of other components are scheduled to be
available soon, including QuickTime and QuickTime VR components, viewers for
PICT, GIF, JPEG, and TIFF files, and editors for basic text processing,
drawing, sound, and text annotation. You can find the components at Apple's
OpenDoc Web site:
http://www.opendoc.apple.com
€Apple's VRML standard is out
Apple has just posted the first draft of the
VRML (or Virtual Reality Mark-Up Language) 2.0 binary file format at its
QuickDraw 3D Web page. This binary format is a modified version of the
QuickDraw 3D Metafile (3DMF) format.
VRML 2.0 will be based on the Moving Worlds proposal originally created by Silicon
Graphics and supported by over 50 vendors, including Apple (which agreed to
modify the QuickDraw 3DMF format for VRML 2.0) as well as Netscape, IBM, Sony,
and Adobe. In making its decision, the group rejected Active VRML, Microsoft's
alternative proposal. Moving Worlds will enhance VRML so that it provides
object behavior, audio, Java links, and other types of multiuser interaction
and animation. The interactivity employed in Moving Worlds is based on Sun
Microsystems' Java and JavaScript programming languages. VRML 2.0 will be an
enabler for richer Internet-based multimedia plug-ins used for everything from
games to aerodynamics modeling. Netscape has already announced that Moving
Worlds will be the basis for its Live3D platform.
http://quickdraw3d.apple.com/
€Applescript - toggle the locked state of the selected items
tell application "Finder"
repeat with f in selection
set locked of f to not locked of f
end repeat
end tell
jonpugh@netcom.com (Jon Pugh)
€Accessing Internet from other Network Nodes over AppleTalk (e.g. via ARA)
Your guest node (over ARA) needs to have its TCP/IP configured as if it were
physically plugged into the network jack your ARA server is presently
using. You should also select the "ARA Only" network connection in the
MacTCP or TCP/IP Control Panel - the ARA link makes these arrangements
a little weird.
Your guest node must be configured with it's own unique IP address. If you're using the
same IP address as your server node (actually connected to the Internet),
which is also up and running, that
will cause problems. Contact your network coordinator to set up an
IP address specifically for your guest node and set it "Manually".
The rest of the settings (Gateway and Name Servers)
can come straight off the server node's Control Panel.
From but edited: "John Rickard"
TCP/IP does not directly flow over previous and current versions
of ARA.
Šyou must also
have an IP Gateway of some sort (Apple IP Gateway, KIP, GatorBox, etc..).
These products put AppleTalk around the TCP/IP blocks, then the
blocks can be transmitted over ARA.
(Tunneling the TCP/IP thru AppleTalk.)
From: "Jeffrey L. Morris"
Check the TCP/IP control panel and make sure the settings are as follows:
Connect Via: AppleTalk (MacIP)
Configure: Using MacIP Server
From: Mark Miller
€Duh re TCP/IP control panel
Unlike most control panels, this one has meaningful menus. In fact, unless you know the key combinations, the menus are the only way to access certain things. For instance, you can make and save configurations and change the user level to normal/advanced/administration.
€Tips on Increasing Network Speed
We've got a network of around 100 Macs on 10BaseT accessing QuickMail,
MeetingMaker, IP-based services on the campus net, and AppleShare -
both locally and in other departments. I can ALWAYS tell when just
one or two of our users have mounted AppleShare volumes AND their
"Views" control panels are calcing folder sizes - just by watching
the hub. You're right - it IS a lowest priority process, and it so
far hasn't KILLED anything. But idle cycles are GONE, GONE, GONE -
and network contention skyrockets. This load increases depending
on the number of server folders the calcing user has open on their
desktop. Any changes to those folders - by anyone on the net - puts
hits on both the calcing user AND the server and all its connected
clients. This was proven one day when I started getting lots of
complaints about speed. I visited each of the 32 sessions listed
at the server and found 3 to be calcing folder sizes (just 3!). It
turns out their supervisor had told them to turn it on so he could
monitor their local disk usage just by walking up behind them. The
minute they turned it off, speed increased by whole integer factors.
Since then, ANY slow down sends me down the hall with my "calcing
hit list" of currently connected AppleShare users. Other pet peeves
include Netscape, FileMakerPro sorts on shared db's, QuickMailing
HUGE enclosures, and the infamous 'Chooser-left-open-and-listing-
file-servers' networked CPU polling soiree. That last entry only
comes up once in a while, but since we've got 20 users who insist
on leaving Personal File Sharing turned on - it's felt immediately
and usually by folks trying to print. Hope this helps.
From: "John Rickard"
€RamDoubler still not quite right
More on the incompatibility between RamDoubler and System 7.5.3 which
causes random disconnects . . . [with geoports at least]
2) The second solution was sent to me by Kumud & Cecilia Ajmani
, who wrote "If you absolutely have to use RD, the
extension "Not Virtual" will let you work around the RD/Geoport
incompatibility." They were right. Not Virtual fixes the incompatibility. You still
get doubled RAM, but you do lose one benefit of RD: its effect on reducing
overall RAM requirements in many programs. For example:
You can find Not Virtual at:
http://hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive/Archive/cfg/not-virtual.hqx
Connectix has told me, "We hope all outstanding bugs [will be] addressed in
the final free upgrade of version RAM Doubler 1.6.3." This upgrade was not
yet available as of August 9th at the Connectix web site.
Reina Pennington
Dept. of History, University of South Carolina
€Doom Demo
Info Mac archive anywhere on path /game/arc/doom-i-101.hqx
€MacUser likes CorelDraw
This is a giant on the WinTel platform. It is from an Ottawa based firm, which also took over WordPerfect. According to MacUser, CorelDraw 6.0 complies with Apple Human Interface Guidelines and supports the system extras well.
€Six Primary Colors?
Ink jets use three colors (cyan, magenta, yellow) plus black. You may recall different primary colors from kindergarten. Anyway, a new standard is developing called Hexachrome, which apparently makes brighter and more lifelike colors. Pantone makes HexWrench, a Photoshop PlugIn to convert to Hex. Pantone also makes ColorDrive 1.5, a utility for colorconsistency between applications. Adobe supports Hexachrome in Pagemaker 6.0. Quark promises to support it. Various hex printers are coming and there is already a prototype from Colossal Graphics. See
http://www.pantone.com/
€Apple's Internet Server Solution Bundle
Oh, it costs $2,299, $3,299, or $6,449, but the computer comes with software worth $4,000 list price. It is 300% faster than the prior version. It uses OpenTransport 1.1, WebSTAR 1.2.5, PageMill 1.0, Acrobat Pro 2.1, BBEdit 3.5.2, RealAudio Server 1.0, etc.
€Sorry, that¹s all the time I have.
This Jaques Law Bits was delivered by:
Kevin Jaques, B.A. LL.B.
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