10/29/99
AppleWizards has a new section where you can download sound sets for outlook Express 5.0. There are already a dozen selections from which to choose!
Rams sent some great AppleScripts for you download and use.
Add-EarlyWarning --Mac OS 8.5 and up required. A folder action to alert you to the presence of applications. Designed with catching malicious script virii that appear to binary files in mind. This is an update from the original script that had a minor flaw in identifing names without file tags.
Find & Replace --Jon's commands or Mac OS 8.5 and up required. A simple script that gives you the ability find and replace text in any application. Just copy the text to the clipboard, run the script, enter the text to find, the text to replace, and paste.
Downloadzzz --Mac OS 8.6 and up required. Allows you to queue url's on the clipboard. Copy the internet location of those large files you don't have time to download, queue them, and run the script before bed time.
Sherlock Scripts -- Mac OS 8.6 and up required.These are similar to Apple's sherlock scripts found at http://www.apple.com/applescript/ however they have been designed to make use of the scriptablity of the new sherlock. (No more alias moving).
Both Anthony Saxton and Peter Hein wrote to recommend a website to ResExcellence readers. NoWonder.com. They have a large number of Mac specific volunteers answering hundreds of Mac questions weekly! Most questions are answered in less that 24 hours! They have sections for every major OS, even Linux and the little known Windows OS.
As ResExcellence approaches the serving of its 1,000,000th home page, watch for details of our "Thanks a Million" event...
Add Custom MacAmp icons to Audio CD Tracks
Here's an edit that Michael Askew recently performed on his iMac to make CD tracks automatically open in MacAmp instead of the Apple CD Audio Player. While similar to another recent edit for the Apple Audio CD Player, I thought users of MacAmp, and other players, would appreciate this version. (Continued...)
Use Contributions: (10/29/99)
Calendar & Appointment Scheduler for Mac OS X
10/27/99
Even if you are not running Linux, you're gonna love this site! Linuxberg Themes has hundreds of theme files for several popular window managers, and while you can't use them on the MacOS to change the look of your windows, there are enough desktop pictures that you can waste a weekend viewing them!
Visit the download page at Owen Strain's web site to view the "About this Mac" replacements he has posted!
OmegaDawn Grafix has posted half a dozen desktop pictures for you to download. The pictures are definitely hi-tech and are available in several sizes.
Just in time for Halloween, Unkindesign added three new spooky desktops to their download section.
Create New Sound Sets for Outlook Express 5.0
Want some new sounds for Outlook Express 5.0? Mark Thalman was the first to send this simple tip regarding OE5 Sound Files. Download my quickie Trek Sound Set! (Continued...)
Use Contributions: (10/27/99) Girls, girls, girls...
- Matthew Barre's MOSS featuring Star Trek's "7 of 9" is ready for you to download. My, she's a good looking Borg.
- In another series of splash screens for Microsoft products, Tashi sent these images of lovely ladies for Word 98, Excel, and Explorer.
- Not to be outdone in the exposed flesh arena, Kerry Raport sent a Netscape splash titled., "Latex". (I bet this is the one Howard Stern uses...)
- Erik Barzeski proves once again that his infatuation with Sandra Bullock is to our benefit by sending this first replacement splash screen for Outlook Express 5.0
- And finally, an attractive woman of the animated variety. Michael Pollard sent a Hotline splash featuring Oni.
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10/25/99
Some of the best programs for the Mac have been written by Alessandro Levy Montalcini. KeyQuencer, Icon Archiver, and USB Overdrive - to name just a few.
That's why I was tingling all over when I heard that ResExcellence's Ilona Melis snagged Alessandro for an excellent interview!
In addition, read Ilona's column below to find out about a special offer for ResExcellence readers.
 By an overwhelming majority, 90% of ResExcellence readers have made purchases online. I hope that like me, you have found the experience pleasurable, or at least comparable to a traditional 'brick and mortar" store.
This week's Polling Place question was suggested by Eric Barzeski from AppleWizards. "Does your Browser's Bookmark Menu scroll?"
This turned up in the Users Forums over the weekend. MACMAN mentioned this link to a web site that has posted MacOS X Client pictures. It doesn't look much different that the MacOS X Server. Be sure to take a peek before Apple's lawyers have a "heart to heart" with the webmaster. (Opps, gone already....)
Speaking of special offers, this is the last week to take advantage of RAILHead fonts! Answer this ResExcellence question, "Who submitted the edit that shows you how to modify a bitmapped font so that the System thinks it's at 12 points?". Put the answer in the comment area of the RAILhead order page, and you can double-up your order for no additional charge! Buy one font, get one free, buy two and get two free, and so on!
My local Barnes & Noble bookstore has a great selection of computer books and magazines. In what must be a good sign for the Macintosh computer, I saw a surprising number of Mac print magazines:
Use Contributions: (10/25/99)
- For those of you have created an individual logins under MacOS 9 for each of your Multiple personalities, you can download this Star Trek insignia for the Captain Kirk buried deep within you. (If I receive enough of these Mutiple-User Pictures, I'll put them in a new section.)
- Phineas X. Jones has submitted some the funniest (yet horrible) splash screens ever to grace these pages. Based on the premise that users of Microsoft are suffering terrible, he has created Martyrsoft: a series of splash screens depicting torture of a Biblical nature. Versions are posted for Word 98, Outlook Express 4.5, and Explorer.
- Another opinion on Microsoft was expressed in this Explorer Borg splash screen by Jjaro.
- Two more Netscape splashes by Adam have been posted for you young lads in the crowd. These feature Brittany Spears and Katie Price Jordan.
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10/22/99
Bob Friede sent a URL to this web site that has posted several patchers that mirror previous ResExcellence edits. Specifically:
I haven't tried any of these patchers, so please be sure to work on a backup copy of your files.
Regarding the recent edit to replace the Audio CD icons, Jolin Warren sent this additional tip:
If you have multiple hard drives, you _must_ have the modified CD Audio Player on the startup disk when you do the desktop rebuild! The CD Audio track icons come from the DesktopDB on the startup disk, and when you rebuild the desktop, if the CD Player isn't on the startup disk, it will use the old icons. This flummoxed me for a while (my CD player is normally on a different disk), so I thought others should know!
Raptor's Console is a Star Wars/Star Trek Desktop Picture/Theme site. While the Themes are for Windoze, the desktop pictures can be used on Macs, of course.
Matthew Barre, the webmaster of the site, has submitted a Star Trek Voyager MOSS that you'll be seeing in a few days!
 Switch from gdm to kdm to manage your Linux Logins.
LinuxPPC 1999 comes configured with the very boring Gnome Desktop Manager (gdm). If you installed the K Desktop Environment (KDE), you can have the option of using their desktop manager: kdm.
I like kdm better because it can be configured from the KDE Control Center. You can select colors, a graphic, fonts, how to display users, and determine logout options. (Continued...)
Also for Linux, Jeremy Mates sent this tip to remove the Shop button in Netscape (and manage other butons too!).
Hacking Netscape under X Windows is rather easy (well, in comparison to, oh, sendmail). Just edit your ~/.Xdefaults file and throw in lines similar to:
Netscape*toolBar.home.isEnabled: true
Netscape*toolBar.search.isEnabled: false
Netscape*toolBar.destinations.isEnabled: false
Netscape*toolBar.print.isEnabled: false
Netscape*toolBar.viewSecurity.isEnabled: true
Netscape*toolBar.myshopping.isEnabled: false
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10/20/99
Well this eCommerce thingy is a little harder than I first thought it would be. In order to sell ResExcellence t-shirts to billions of eager fans, I had hoped to setup a secure server with credit card authorization through a third party.
It's costs so darn much that it would eventually cost me the ResExcellence t-shirt off my back!
If I continue to go forward with this idea, it will probably take this form:
Using a page on ResExcellence, you send me your name, address, and shirt size. then I'll email you total (including shipping), and you send me a check for that amount. once the check clears, I'll ship the shirt!
It's the best I can do for now...
Mr. Fantastic wants me to tell you about Unkindesign.com. It's a very odd web site with some very nice desktop pictures.
If you're a Powerbook user, you may be interested to know that Sun remarketing cut $15 from the price of their Graphite ADB mouse bringing it down to $75.
Add colored icons to Audio CD Tracks
 Ben Lukens sent in this great tip, along with a great looking icon. This edit removes one of the last commonly seen black and white Mac icons - the dreaded audio track!
(Continued...)
User Contributions: (10/20/99)
- Joe Rossell created this classy Freehand replacement splash screen.
- Calvin and Hobbs have always been favorites at ResExcellence. Michael Askew created this funny splash screen for Internet Explorer.
- Futurama is the latest MOSS submission by Gary Saxon.
- The Apostate added to the collection of X-Ray exposed splash screens with this new one for Netscape.
- And finally, Adam sent some Netscape splashes featuring his favorite fantasies: Katie Price and Brittany Spears.
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10/18/99
 Being the adventurous readers that I knew you were, I wasn't at all surprised at results from last week's poll - in fact, as you will see below, I was betting on it!
Almost 45% of you have given LinuxPPC a spin on your computer. It took me several attempts over the course of the year to get an install with which I was comfortable.
If you're love your MacOS, but want to occasionally experience a different look and feel, set aside a partition or reformat a Jazz drive, and experience the excitement of a "first date" with Linux!
With a few months left in the Holiday shopping season, every commercial on the radio screams "dot com"! While online sales are still a small fraction of the economy, this week's Polling Place is curious, "Have you made a purchase online?".
Never being satisfied to maintain the status quo, ResExcellence is proud to once again announce the opening of new section: The Linux Icebox!
In the simple style of our previous ResEdit postings, the Linux Icebox will demonstrate modifications to the LinuxPPC operating system.
Today's block of ice shows you how to shorten the startup countdown in BootX. (Continued...)
MacInstruct has posted two more great tutorials. The first one (29 pages long!), shows you many ways to get the most out of your Mac.
The second desribes SCSI basics and is supported with plenty of graphics.
User Contributions: (10/18/99)
- To match his previously submitted Desktop Picture, Mitcz Marzoni created a Giant MOSS of Sleepy Hollow for 15 in. and 17 in. monitors.
- Continuing his series on StoogeOS, Scott Chitwood sent a cool looking About this Mac replacement.
- A very colorful Simpson MOSS was created by Gary Saxon.
- Based on 3D artwork by Michael Koch, Joe Russell made this Hotline Splash screen.
- Seven new About this Mac replacements were created by Tim Horton featuring a scene from the Matrix.
- From a beautiful scene in the Utah Mountains, Cody Stephens made this Netscape splash replacement.
10/15/99
It's been confirmed by independent laboratories around the world. The edit to modify Apple's CD/DVD driver to mount third party drives works with the latest version that ships with MacOS 9! Thanks to Bernhard Fuerst for being the first to tell us, and Anthony Saxton, the author of the edit, for backing him up!
 Everyone and their brother has emailed asking where Victor Nystad got that cool looking trash can.
It's from John Marstall's Perfect Yosemite. In fact, John just redesigned his site, so be sure to take a stroll around.
Mac Things has added to its AppleScript page, and posted several new Desktops, including some transparencies.
MacOS 9: Remove or Change the Logout Command Key
 Maybe I'm a klutz, or too impatient, but I am constantly logging out when all I'm really trying to do is quit another application.
This simple edit removes the command key from the Logout menu item. The setting is stored in the Multi-User Startup extension. (Continued...).
User Contributions: (10/13/99)
- Akeem Williams from the Creative Box sent a watery blue About this Mac replacement called "da bomb".
- From StarWars Episode I, Marc Andryuk put together this MOSS featuring the Powerbook of the Furture.
- Xrra submitted a Netscape splash of a woman on the beach.
- And in the same vain, Dan Jensen sent his female dream team on an Explorer splash. (it all must be due to some alignment of the planets.)
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10/13/99
So far, the word on MacOS 9 and our Previous Edits is "No Problem!"
 If you would like to see Apple's ugliest, I mean newest feature without resorting to child's play in the MultiUser controls, run this AppleScript to active Panels:
As we mentioned earlier, it's one of the few places in the OS that support Huge icons. To Quit Panels, select Log Out from the Special menu while a panel is open.
Remember when performing System suitcase edits: if the edit isn't working, you may have to perform the edit on the MacOS ROM file. Unfortunately, there does not appear to be any clear rule as you move from Mac to Mac, but hang in there, if there's a resource to edit, we will find it!
"Path? We don't need no stinkin' path!"
Anthony Pittari made a few simple additions to Gary Satterfield's cache deleting AppleScript so that you will no longer have to edit the path. Download the script and view the source below:
property FirstRun : true
property TheCacheLocation : ""
if FirstRun then
set TheCacheLocation to (choose folder with prompt "Please choose your cache folder:")
set FirstRun to false
end if
tell application "Finder"
delete every file in folder TheCacheLocation
empty trash
end tell
Victor Nystad dropped a line to tip us off to a nifty trick he put together.
One of the coolest things about OpColorLight is that I can finally delete the name of the trashcan in ResEdit (make is a space), and make the textbox color in OpColorLight transparent.
And one more thing: If you use OSA Menu, which lets you assign keyboard shortcuts to applescripts, and put the following very simple script in the universal folder, you can toggle the visibility of the Application Switcher from within every application.
tell application "Application Switcher"
if visible of palette is false then
set visible of palette to true
else
set visible of palette to false
end if
end tell
What are the "Seven Strange Problems The PRAM Can Cause"? Stop by MacInstruct to find out. A second tutorial is a reader submission that deals with iMac file transfers.
The MacOS 9 Login Page features images that you can use with the MultiUser function of MacOS 9.
User Contributions: (10/13/99)
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10/11/99
Peter McHugh is the winner of last months random drawing for contributors to this site. Peter, our pal from the land down-under, will show up at the next boomerang competition wearing an original Bondi iMac T-shirt.
And creativity runs in the McHugh family. When you get to the User Contributions at the bottom of the page, take a look at Alex McHugh's submissions! Alex is Peter's son.
 I thought for sure readers were somehow misunderstanding last week's poll question. How could almost half of you have 7 or more browser plugins installed!
An informal check of the computers around the office confirmed it though - a lot of plug ins work there way onto your hard disk.
I'm a total Ludite with only two: the default and Quicktime, but many of you have Flash, Beatnik, and dozens of others.
This week's Polling Place asks, "Have you ever installed Linux on your computer?".
Long lost Hungarian Princess, Ilona Melis, has once again worked her magic, and that's why today I can announce the opening of our new Desktop Picture archive! With the addition of this latest section, ResExcellence can do an even better job of helping you customize your Mac.
Beautiful daytime temperatures in the 70's, nighttime was a cool 50 - and no bears!. So passes another Fall Camping trip. The photo below shows ten of the kids who made the trek. If you get the chance, you should visit Gov.Dodge State park in Wisconsin!
Gary Satterfield sent an AppleScript you can download to do the following:
This simple script will delete all your browser’s cache files in one easy step. You can change "Path:to:Cache ƒ" to whatever drive/folder contains your browser’s cache. I compiled this script as an application and tossed it into my Startup Items folder so my cache would be deleted each time I restart. Offered on an “as-is” basis with no warranty or guarantee of any sort. Although it is unlikely you will cause any harm to your computer with this script, there is always room for error, so use this script at your own risk. You may modify this script in any manner you see fit.
tell application "Finder"
delete every file in folder "path:to:the:Cache ƒ"
empty folder "trash"
end tell
User Contributions: (10/11/99)
- This transparent MOSS by Alex McHugh & David Robinson is one of the slickest to come through ResExcellence in a while. It comes in seven different colors, and the preview doesn't do it justice.
- Here are two more MacOS 9 About this Mac replacements from Richard Hamilton. One features the Box logo, and the other the G4 chip.
- Marc Andryuk sent this MOSS with his opinion on the US Army and Mac web servers!
- This hot looking Hotline splash was created by Chris Donovan.
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10/8/99
Bobby Kinstle was one of the first to add the LED Apple glow to his Powerbook (which I copied!). He dropped ResExcellence a line to say a new LED that is 5 times brighter is available from Allied Electronics. I have one on order and will keep you posted!
How would you like to get rid of the annoying Shop button in Netscape 4.7? Maybe this tip from James Whitson will work for you.
I tried the Netscape fix for getting rid of the SHOP button after mistakenly hitting it several times but couldn't get it to work. After some trial and error I finally figured it out:
1. Open Communicator 4.7 in ResEdit (make a back-up copy as always)
2. Open the TEXT resource
3. Open ID #3015 "macprefs"
4. Add the line: user_pref("browser.chrome.disableMyShopping", true);
5. Close all windows and save
PenguinPPC is news site dedicated to LinuxPPC. It's updated almost daily, and is a great one-stop-shop for LinuxPPC news.
Here's a great script written by WTF and submitted by Blake. Drag a folder onto it, and the folder, and all sub-folders, will be changed to "List by Name". You can easily modify it to View by Icon.
on open theList
my SetView(theList)
end open
on SetView(theViewList)
tell application "Finder"
repeat with theItem in theViewList
if the kind of theItem is "folder" then
open theItem
set view of theItem to name
close theItem
set theFolderContents to the contents of theItem
my SetView(theFolderContents)
end if
end repeat
end tell
end SetView
 It's time for the annual Fall Camping Trip to Gov. Dodge State Park in Wisconsin. Long time readers to the site may remember that ResExcellence was updated via a cellphone link from the top of Lone Birch Bluff. This year, I'll have the digital camera, so the quality of my online photos should be better!
This year, over two dozen friends and their families will make the pilgrimage that started over twenty years ago.
Be sure to stop by Monday to find out if bears have eaten us, and for another new section announcement at ResExcellence!
User Contributions: (10/8/99)
- Based on the Star Wars X-Wing Fighter, Matthew Barre created this MOSS submission.
- Plastered all over Tyron Washington's bedroom are posters of Tyra Banks. That's why it's no surprise that he created a Hotline splash, and a Netscape splash featured the way-to-tall-for-me model.
- Peter McHugh, created two Giant MOSS submissions. One called Happy Mac, and the other is Untooled.
- Strigmaga created an Outlook Express splash featuring the comic book character "Fathom".
- Two more "About this Mac" submissions are in from Richard Hamilton. These are sized for MacOS 9.
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10/6/99
There were lots of comments regarding the printout of my digital photos. Most concerned the long term viability of the ink. A useful link to a MacIntouch special report was supplied by Mike Conwell.
Read it to find out the average life of the papers and inks used, and ways to extend it with aerosol sprays.
Since my photos will be stored in albums and not exposed to UV rays, I feel they'll last several decades. I have traditional 10 year old photos that are sitting on the bookshelf, and they show signs of fading, so the problem is not just limited to ink Jet printouts.
Another reader pointed out that my price comparison did not take into account the benefit of the additional 300 photos I have stored on CD ROM, and what it would cost in standard film to accumulate that much information. Adding to the benefit of digital cameras.
Exert More Parental Control over AOL AIM
I am the lucky father who just happens to have the best little 13 year-old daughter on the planet. Several months ago, when I installed AOL's Instant Messenger on her computer, I instructed her, in my best fatherly voice, not to adjust the preferences.
So imagine my surprise when I discovered the settings had been changed to allow her to receive instant messages from anyone! I'm sure someone else's child snuck into my house and altered the preferences (not my lovely daughter!), but still, how do I prevent this from happening in the future! (Continued...)
The Grey Tomorrow web site offers a bunch of textures for ReExcellence readers.
User Contributions: (10/6/99)
- Just in time of MacOS 9, Dan Gayhart send the MOSS featuring the new packaging.
- Richard Hamilton sent two "About this Mac" replacements for OS 9. remember, the size is different, so these won't work on OS 8. You'll just have to upgrade!
- Russell Chen send an Outlook Express splash screen featuring another model from Victoria's Secret.
- This new MOSS by Nuno Luz shows the new graphite G4 logo, and OS 9 moniker.
- It pains me to post this next submission - a Brittany Spears splash screen for Netscape by Erik Stone. When will the madness end!
- Peter McHugh send a fully loaded MOSS. This one comes with desktop pictures, a Startup Movie, desktop patterns, and kitchen sink...
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10/4/99
 Finally, polling results in a bell curve!
As you can see in the graphic on the left, very few Mac users have only 32 megs of RAM in their computer; which is what I would consider the bare minimum. So why is Apple shipping iBooks and iMacs with that much? Probably to keep the list price down. Fortunately, most of the catalog companies toss in an addition 32 to ship the computer with 64 Meg.
The results also seem to show that most users realize even 64 megs isn't enough for heavy duty work on a Mac, so they opt for an additional 128 Meg module.
Who would have thought we would see the day of 16 meg RAM System footprints and the average computer loaded to 128 Megs!
As I played with Communicator 4.7, beginning the ritual of copying plugins from the old version to the new, this week's Polling Place question appeared in a lightbulb above my head, "How many browser plugins do you have installed?". Those of you with an outrageous number, feel free to email me with a list.
Looking for some great fonts? Stop by RAILhead. They have 8 free fonts ready for you to download, or take a look at over a dozen buyable fonts. They'll even turn your handwriting into a font. ( I had this done several years ago, and it looks great on FAX cover letters!)
This October, as a special trick or treat for ResExcellence readers, find the answer to this ResExcellence question, "Who submitted the edit that shows you how to modify a bitmapped font so that the System thinks it's at 12 points?".
Put the answer in the comment area of the RAILhead order page, and you can double-up your order for no additional charge! Buy one font, get one free, buy two and get two free, and so on!
Chas Martinez noticed this cool feature in the newest update to Kaleidoscope.
If you use the folder "Photos" as the desktop picture using the Appearance control panel (so that you get a new desktop picture every time you restart) Kaleidoscope will switch the desktop picture every time you change schemes. Neat!
This weekend, I was determined to print some of the 400 digital photos I had taken over the past three months. I saw it as an opportunity to evaluate the cost per photo versus tradition film and developing.
I used 33 sheets of Epson Photo Paper. The 52# high gloss paper is thick and study, so pictures feel like they came from the local Pharmacy. I printed four 4x5 inch pictures per page at an average cost of $.45 per page.
132 photos just about used up a new color ink cartridge ($25) on an Epson 740; the black ink usage was negligible.
Total cost per digital photo: $.30
A tradition roll of 36 exposure film costs $6, and developing that roll is also about $6.
Total cost per traditional photo: $.33
If you hunted for bargains and clipped coupons, you could probably bring down the costs of traditional photos to equal a digital print, but is that the whole story?
Digital advantage: Out of 400 photos, I printed only the best. While I didn't adjust color balances, I did fix the occasional "red eye". The result was 132 fairly perfect photos.
Traditional advantage: you don't loose a weekend of your life printing digital photos! There is a great convenience in dropping the roll of film into the little slot at the drug store and picking it up the next day.
For a geek like me, the extra effort is worth it. Not only do I have dozens of great looking photos, there are hundreds more burned onto a CD for viewing anytime. Do you think jpegs will be around in 50 years? :)
Ian's Power Backgrounds is a Mac site with a gazillion colorful backgrounds for you to download. All right, he really has only 400, but it feels like a gazzilion. You can order them on a CD too.
10/1/99
What's that chill in the air? It must be the October wind.
I love October because it contains Halloween, the greatest holiday. No gifts, no relatives for dinner, you get to dress-up goofy and stuff your face with candy. What could be better!
Thanks to a gent named Paul McGrane, you can still download the original eWorld Fonts - Espy in sizes 9, 10, 12; and eWorld Tight 18.
Netscape is up to version 4.7, but still has plain white menus. This previous ResExcellence edit will give the web browser Apple Platinum menus.
Looking for some new throbbers for Netscape? This site has four of them: a couple based on BeOS, a bouncing ball, and the Apple logo.
The new bbs.applescript.com is a well organized site dedicated to AppleScript. There's lots of information for every level of script writer.
 Michael Annino thinks I should tell you about the shareware email program, Musashi, and I agree.
In addition to supporting multi-user/multi-accounts, and background sending and receiving, the $33 program comes with complete documentation on creating "Modules". These are themes that replace the icons and window element colors.
The Musashi web site contains links to several Module sites.
So if you're considering switching from your current mail program, and love to customize your software (why else would you be here!), check it out.
Use Contributions: (10/1/99)
- The first of several humorous contributions is from Scott Chitwood. His new StoogeOS MOSS, featuring the famous trio, will put a smile on your face.
- What was Russell Chen doing at the Victoria's Secret web site? We can only hope he wasn't looking for a Halloween costume! Lucky for us, he came away from his visit the makings of a Netscape splashscreen.
- If your computer has the Horse Power, be sure to download Quake 3. After you're hooked on the game, install Chris Donovan's Quake 3 MOSS.
- WiseWeazel has a few choice works expressing his opinion on the latest release of Hotline in this replacement splashscreen.
- Peter McHugh sent this update to an earlier release of his Mummy MOSS.
- The two pieces of this ATM submission by Cody Stephens really work well together. If you're a fisherman, check this one out.
Calendar & Appointment Scheduler for Mac OS X
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If you have an iBook, you'll like these replacements for the