Update Your Apple Software



Author: from AppleLink

Date: September, 1987

Keywords: update macdraw macwrite macterminal macproject

Text:
     If you use MacDraw*, MacWrite*, MacProject*, or MacTerminal*, you
can now pick up a new release at your Apple dealer.  These programs
have all been enhanced and upgraded to make them compatible with
Apple's latest hardware and software, including the Macintosh SE,
Macintosh II, and the AppleShare* FileServer.  Even if you don't own
these products, these enhanced versions can help you get the most from
your system.
     MacDraw 1.9.5  launches 20% to 75% faster, includes a zoom box in
the title bar, supports up to 54 fonts, and offers a cancel button in
the printing dialogue box, new command keys, and true
what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) text.  The new upgrade works
smoothly with desk accessories and allows you to cut and paste across
volumes and save Draw and PICT formats without any loss of data when
saving a file under the same name.
     MacWrite 4.6 uses an accurately scaled LaserWriter* ruler,
supports arrow keys, and posts a new "Last Modified" date only if the
document is opened and edited. (This upgrade is not compatible with
Macintosh 128K computers.)
     MacProject 1.2 supports color-great news for Macintosh II
owners-and can print multiple documents from the Finder.
      MacTerminal 2.2 offers new keyboard compatibility and, in 3270
mode, corrects the operation of the ENTER key and allows the arrow keys
to repeat.
     To get the latest version of these software programs, take the
master copy of your program (the original disk with the Apple label) to
your Apple dealer.  Your dealer will copy the new program to your disk
and provide you with any additional application-specific notes, either
on disk or in printed form.  -downloaded from AppleLink

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