Download 95-theses.hqx (23,534 KB)
From: j5rson@prairie.lakes.com (Jeffrey D. Iverson)
Subject: 95 Theses
Newton Book - Written by Martin Luther and nailed to the door of the
church of Wittenburg on October 31, 1517, this document is responsible
for the Protestant Reformation.
--
Jeffrey D. Iverson 507.386.6208 weekdays
Iverson Software Co. 507.625.7355 evening/weekend
522 Record St. j5rson@prairie.lakes.com
Mankato MN 56001-2546 http://prairie.lakes.com/~j5rson/
Download account-of-egypt.hqx (121,377 KB)
From: j5rson@prairie.lakes.com (Jeffrey D. Iverson)
Subject: Account of Egypt
Newton Book - Written by Herodotus in the fifth century BC. It tells of
the wonders of ancient Egypt with a style and grace not seen before that
time.
Jeffrey D. Iverson 507.386.6208 weekdays
Iverson Software Co. 507.625.7355 evening/weekend
522 Record St. j5rson@prairie.lakes.com
Mankato MN 56001-2546 http://prairie.lakes.com/~j5rson/
Download acoustical-terms.hqx (40,810 KB)
From: j5rson@prairie.lakes.com (Jeffrey D. Iverson)
Subject: Acoustical Terms
Newton Book - A glossary of over 230 terms, from A-weighting to White
Noise.
Download airports-3.hqx (173,166 KB)
From: j5rson@prairie.lakes.com
Subject: Airports For Newton Release 3
May 14, 1997 -- Mankato MN -- For Immediate Release
Iverson Software Co., of Mankato, MN, is pleased to announce Release 3
of Airports for Newton. The newly revised NewtonBook contains over 9,200
codes used to identify airports (such as ORD for Chicago-O'Hare, IL,
USA). The previous version had over 5,000 and was considered one of the
most complete references of airport codes available. It is available as
Shareware $10.00 US, and can be found on Iverson Software's website at
http://prairie.lakes.com/~j5rson/business/ebooks.html.
-- Jeffrey D. Iverson 507.386.6208 weekdays Iverson Software Co.
507.625.7355 evening/weekend 21 Devonshire Pl.
j5rson@prairie.lakes.com Mankato MN 56001-4984
http://prairie.lakes.com/~j5rson/
Download albrecht-101.hqx (362,694 KB)
From: (Paul M. Sheldon) psheldon@utdallas.edu
Subject: Albrecht 101 - Los Alamos book exemplifies newton press outlining
Herein find an example of what newton press can do. The book I made
from Albrecht's electronic research paper might not be interesting in
content, except to an expert in quantum mechanics interpretation, but it
best exemplifies what anyone can do with a latex program and newton press,
so I thought it might be appropriate here.
I might have put my own, much shorter, paper to Los Alamos up instead
for less bandwidth, but then you wouldn't see the outlining power of newton
press both needed and implemented.
For those experts amongst you, "naughtyword 7.1 is gooooooood".
So, here again is what I did in order illustrating how easy it is.
With textures, a typesetting program, I retypeset in the latex source
to produce pages the size of newton screen and then printed these to
picture-files with print to pict. Then I dragged ordered page-pictures in
folders into the newton press ap to get a book. Very easy. Then, I built an
outline to navigate in the book.
I can enjoy long dog walks in cool nights (here in hot day Dallas,
Texas) while reading science research on the new glowing mp130.
Download babylon-5-season-1-v1.hqx (282,420 KB)
From: Linger@earthlink.net (Ken Linger)
Subject: Babylon 5 Newton Book Season 1
This is version 1.0 of the Babylon 5 Season 1 Newton book. I've compiled
all the text from the Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5
descriptions of all episodes as well as comments by jms, the show's creator.
This file is free and should only be distributed freely. It may be
included on the Info-Mac CD.
For updates or to send comments, check out
up to always contain the most recent version of the files. You may also
email me at
Ken Linger
Download babylon-5-season-2-v1.hqx (264,663 KB)
From: Linger@earthlink.net (Ken Linger)
Subject: Babylon 5 Newton Book Season 2
This is version 1.0 of the Babylon 5 Season 2 Newton book. I've compiled
all the text from the Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5
descriptions of all episodes as well as comments by jms, the show's creator.
This file is free and should only be distributed freely. It may be
included on the Info-Mac CD.
For updates or to send comments, check out
up to always contain the most recent version of the files. You may also
email me at
Ken Linger
Download babylon-5-season-3-v1.hqx (248,001 KB)
From: Linger@earthlink.net (Ken Linger)
Subject: Babylon 5 Newton Book Season 3
This is version 1.0 of the Babylon 5 Season 3 Newton book. I've compiled
all the text from the Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5
descriptions of all episodes as well as comments by jms, the show's creator.
This file is free and should only be distributed freely. It may be
included on the Info-Mac CD.
For updates or to send comments, check out
up to always contain the most recent version of the files. You may also
email me at
Ken Linger
Download macworld-boston-94.hqx (63,546 KB)
Date: Sun, 31 Jul 1994 16:04:24 -0400 (EDT)
From: Bill Kearney
Subject: The FINAL rev of the Macworld Boston 94 app!
Well, some last minute stuff, as usual. It's a macWorld Boston 1994
vendor booth listing browser. Install the 2 included apps and go to town!
If I see you at the show, you better have your $5 shareware fee on you!
Download newt-a-tut-14-book.hqx (55,909 KB)
From: weyer@netaxs.com (Steve Weyer)
Subject: NewtATut 1.4 (Newt application tutorial)
NewtATut 1.4 (Newt Application Tutorial) is a Newton book version based on an
article "Building Native Newton Applications with Newt" that appeared in PDA
(formerly PIE) Developers, Vol. 2.4, July 1994; pp.14-18. This interactive
tutorial will show how you can develop a simple application in NewtonScript
and save a package directly on your Newton using Newt.
Keywords: tutorial, Newt, object-oriented programming, application development
environment, NewtonScript, NTK.
Changes in 1.4 (24 Nov 96)
- added info button, URL-oriented about box to example
- updated to work with Newt 3.3
- book created with Newt's Cape 1.3 from HTML; package compressed
NewtATut -- the book -- is freeware. "Newt" -- the native programming
environment for developing applications using NewtonScript -- is shareware.
Newt is not required to use this book, nor must it be registered to try
NewtATut. If you have Newt installed on your Newton, you can build and test
the application incrementally as you read. (You should be able to find Newt
on the same server/service where you found this book, under a Newton
application or development directory, with a name similar to newt33.sit/.zip
or newt-devenv-33.sit.hqx). This version of NewtATut works with Newt version 3.3
(and greater). See also NewtTurT -- interactive turtle tutorial.
Steve Weyer
Internet: weyer@netaxs.com
weyer@kagi.com, SteveWeyer@acm.org
America Online: SteveWeyer
Compuserve: 74603,2051
http://www.netaxs.com/~weyer/newton/releases.html
Download newt-faq-32.hqx (18,099 KB)
From: weyer@netaxs.com (Steve Weyer)
Subject: Newt Dev Env FAQ 3.2
keywords: Newt, FAQ, NewtonScript, application development environment
This FAQ answers some "frequently asked questions" about Newt, a Newton
environment for developing applications in NewtonScript and saving as
packages directly on your Newton. Newt 3.2 is now NOS (Newton OS) 2.0
compatible. The FAQ recycles, updates and augments information that is found
with the current versions of the Newt package (newt-devenv-32.hqx/.sit;
newt-32.zip) (see "Where do I find Newt?") and NewtATut book, an interactive
Newt Application Tutorial (see "What other Newt-related packages are
available?").
Note: If you have downloaded Newt 3.2, you do not need to download this
since you already have this text file (newt-faq.txt).
Steve Weyer
Internet: weyer@netaxs.com
America Online/eWorld/NewtonMail: SteveWeyer
Compuserve: 74603,2051
http://www.netaxs.com/~weyer/newton/releases.html
Download newt-turt-14-book.hqx (53,470 KB)
From: weyer@netaxs.com (Steve Weyer)
Subject: NewtTurT 1.4 (Newt turtle tutorial)
NewtTurT 1.4 (Newt Turtle Tutorial) is an interactive tutorial (Newton book)
that will show how you can program in NewtonScript with turtle-style
graphics directly on your Newton using Newt. There is also a related book
-- NewtATut (Newt Application Tutorial) -- that shows how you can develop
an application with buttons, fields and other interface objects in
NewtonScript and save it as a package using Newt.
Keywords: tutorial, Newt, object-oriented programming, NewtonScript,
learning, graphics, mathematics, Logo
Changes in 1.4 (24 Nov 96)
- updated to work with Newt 3.3
- book created with Newt's Cape 1.3; package compressed
NewtTurT -- the book -- is freeware. "Newt" -- the native programming
environment for developing applications and doing graphical programming --
is shareware. Newt is not required to use this book, nor must it be
registered to try NewtTurT. If you have Newt installed on your Newton, you
can try the examples as you read. (You should be able to find Newt on the
same server/service where you found this book, under a Newton application or
development directory, with a name similar to newt-devenv-33.sit.hqx or
newt33.sit). This version of NewtTurT works with Newt version 3.3 (and
greater). It requires the NewtDraw plug-in to be installed.
Steve Weyer
Internet: weyer@netaxs.com
weyer@kagi.com, SteveWeyer@acm.org
America Online: SteveWeyer
Compuserve: 74603,2051
http://www.netaxs.com/~weyer/newton/releases.html
Download software-list-211-fm.hqx (1,051,679 KB)
Date: Tue, 24 Jan 1995 17:55:41 -0700
From: ashley@amug.org (Ashley Armstrong)
Subject: Newton Software list
Nwt Software 211.fm.rt - Formerly called the Totally Incomplete List of
Newton Software - Want a totally incomplete list of all software
(shareware, freeware, public domain and commercial) for the Newton? The
Newton titles are listed alphabetically, and the version number, author,
and description are given, as well as it's size when loaded, date of the
last revision, type of program (free, commercial, shareware...), fee, and
notes. This is a great and very useful list, updated 11/94. You'll be
amazed at the number of titles. Maybe you should buy a Newton? This version
includes a run time version of FileMaker pro, so you don't even have to own
FileMaker to open it!
Ashley Barnard Armstrong Arizona Mac Users Group
ashley@amug.org 4131 N. 24th Street, Suite A120
upload to ftp.amug.org Phoenix, AZ 85016
/incoming 602-553-0066 phone
Check our Web site 602-553-0144 fax
http://www.amug.org
Other email for me:
AMUGII@aol.com
AMUGII@eWorld.com
AMUG@Applelink.apple.com
Download sun-pack-book.hqx (192,699 KB)
From: igorl@uiuc.edu (Igor Livshits)
Subject: Solar panels for PowerBooks and Newtons (Newton book)
Date: Mon, 28 Mar 1994 16:35:56 -0600
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Howdy,
Attached is a Newton book about solar panels for PowerBooks and Newtons
from KISS. They sent me this information upon request. These are commercial
products, and I have not tried them yet. I am just passing the information
along in response to solar power for Macs questions that surface
periodically.
KISS may be reached at KISS4@aol.com.
Cheers, Igor
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Content-Type: application/mac-binhex40; name="SunPack=_Info.sit"
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="SunPack=_Info.sit"
Download the-eye-of-argon.hqx (55,106 KB)
From: ajgainsf@actrix.gen.nz (Allen Gainsford)
Subject: The Eye of Argon
Attached is a Newton-Book form of the classic story "The Eye of Argon" by
Jim Theis.
This book is widely considered to be the worst book ever written -- and a
quick look at the first few paragraphs will tell you why. It's a rare
reader that can take in a single page without burst out laughing at the
sheer awfulness of the purple prose, the tortured spelling, and the
agonized adjectives.
In short, this is a work of genius, and should not be missed! Enjoy...
Technical notes: This book is distributed as a Newton package. The Newton
Backup Utility or Connection Kit is required to install it on a PDA.
Allen Gainsford
ajgainsf@actrix.gen.nz
Download troubleshooting-101-pkg.hqx (21,092 KB)
From: (Royce Eddington) eddingto@ddbniac.com
Subject: Newton Book Troubleshooting 101
Hey! What's this?
This Newton package / book is intended to help you troubleshoot your
Macintosh computer if it bombs or freezes under System 7.0 through 7.5.3.
It won't help you with a "Sad Mac" on startup problem, won't bring back a
trashed file, and it won't make your boss give you a raise, but it just
might bail you out of a bad situation. This is written with a Macintosh
novice in mind but contains useful information for all levels of Macintosh
users.
This Newton package / book is very closely based on the Troubleshooting 101
DA for the Macintosh by the same author. The Macintosh DA was initially
written for MacMagazine at http://oeonline.com:80/~tomk/MacMagazine/ and
was later distributed to the DDB Needham agency in Dallas. It is a thorough
10-step procedure and contains numbers for some major support companies.
This Newton package / book is provided FREE to anyone who wants it. This
Newton package / book may NOT BE SOLD. However, it may be copied and put on
any Newton or be included with any package of hardware or software so long
as (a) I am notified at the address below (b) the contents of this Newton
package / book are not altered in any way.
To contact the author of this TroubleShooting Newton package / book, send
E-Mail to
reddingt@onramp.net