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Macintosh Computer Related Links Apple Computer Home Page Apple Higher Education: The Apple Virtual Campus The Ultimate Macintosh http://www.campus.apple.com/ Articles by Computer Currents Interactive Creative Mac Archives Mac Advisor Archives Mac Ways Archives Apple Java Mac OS 8! Mac Week Mac User Web Surfing the Macinternet Mac Links: Macintosh Links - http://www.maclinks.digitalapple.com, more than 1,000 Macintosh links are neatly categorized into groups such as magazines, product vendors, stores, resources, newsgroups, free software libraries, and just about anything else you can think of. Everything Mac - http://www.everythingmac.com, a collection of links and information about Macs and Mac products. Like Macintosh Links. Ric Ford's MacInTouch - http://www.macintouch.com. Troubleshooting and News. MacInTouch has the latest news on bugs and fixes for the Mac OS, application software, and hardware. MacFixIt - http://www.macfixit.com. Tips and troubleshooting material. MacFixIt is a good place to go for work-arounds for software bugs, Mac OS troubleshooting tips, and help with installing everything from RAM to printers. The site also contains a library of freeware and shareware troubleshooting utilities and links to specific troubleshooting-related files on Apple's Web sites. Apple Support Tools - http://support.info.apple.com/support/support.html. This handy site contains links to various Apple support sites, including the searchable Tech Info Library. Here you'll find product spec sheets, FAQs, troubleshooting tips, and documented bugs, fixes, and work-arounds. Apple Support Tools also has links to authorized Apple sellers and technicians and to libraries of official software updates, patches, and shareware. Adobe Photoshop Web Reference - http://adscape.com/eyedesign/photoshop, an extensive online guide to the tools, palettes, and filters of Photoshop 3 and 4. Complete with illustrative, before-and-after screen shots, this site can teach you how to use Photoshop's features and take advantage of shortcuts and tips. It also provides information about individual plug-ins. Mac Propaganda: The EvangeList Web Site - http://www.evangelist.macaddict.com run by Apple's Guy Kawasaki. This site contains searchable archives of Guy's MacWay EvangeList, a mailing list that spreads news, opinions, and pro-Mac messages from Guy and list readers called EvangeListas. Some of the stuff is pretty hard-core, such as action items calling for EvangeListas to lobby software companies to develop Mac versions. But there are many useful items like job openings and discounts on products. And you can use the list to find niche software. The Web site also has a well-organized set of technical support links. Mac Requests - http://macrequests.pair.com is a pro-Mac site with a different twist. Mac Requests asks visitors which programs they wish were available for the Mac and lobbies developers with the requests they receive. Mac Requests also lists applications, utilities, and games that have been recently ported to the Mac. Buying and Selling: No Wonder Classified - http://www.nowonder.com/classifieds/mac/index.html presents listings for new and used Macs, clones, peripherals, and even software. ClassMac - http://www.classmac.com. In addition to sale ads, both No Wonder and ClassMac let you post items-wanted listings. Whether you're buying or selling, the listings are free on both sites. The Memory/System Price Guide - http://www4.pair.com/63splitv/mpg. This site gives you average Mac and memory prices from a group of vendors and lets you email all of them at once for specific price quotes. Deal-Mac - http://www.deal-mac.com lists pricing trends, special deals, and new Mac products for sale from vendors all over the country. Mac-Related Jobs: MacTemps - http://www.mactemps.com is an employment agency that pays union scale for Mac jobs in graphics, Web design and production, programming, technical support, and other areas. http://www.mactemps.com/sanfrancisco is devoted solely to San Francisco positions. MacTech - http://www.mactech.com/jobs/indexz.html lets you post your own position-wanted ad, search a database of available positions, or post job listings if you're looking to hire Mac talent. MacTech's listings tend to be on the technical side, geared toward programmers and engineers. But whether you're job hunting or hiring, the service is free. Apple's QuickTime VR Web site - http://www.quicktimevr.apple.com has links to dozens of sites with interactive QuickTime VR files. (You need the QuickTime plug-in, which comes with Navigator 3 and Mac OS 7.6 and 8.0.) With the links here, you can take a tour of Disneyland or maneuver around the surface of Mars. I'm partial to wandering through the tunnels of the Great Pyramid at Nova Online Pyramids http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/nova/pyramid and exploring the Roman ruins at Virtual Roma http://www.webcomp.com/virtuale. Windows users can access the QuickTime VR sites, too, because there's a Windows version of the QuickTime plug-in. It's just part of the Macification of the Web. Other Computer Related Sites Last updated: September 30, 1997