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Started by Malcolm Slaney
Tue, 17 Nov 1992 05:14
MacApp3 from AppleLink
Author: Malcolm Slaney
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 05:14
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 05:14
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This is just a short note to welcome you to the new MacApp3 newsgroup. This newsgroup should only be used for MacApp (version 3.0) discussions. It will be gatewayed to a similar (very active) mailing list on AppleLink which has a similarly narrow focus. If you wish to discuss other object- oriented programming paridigms for the Macintosh then the right place to do this is in the comp.sys.mac.oop.misc newsgroup. If traffic warrants then other subgroups can be created. But that's up to you readers. Thanks to John Werner (at Berkeley) for organizing this. I have the gateway software compiled, tested, and ready to run. There is already an active discussion on AppleLink with over 300 developers (both inside and outside of Apple). Unfortunately, the Call-For-Votes ended at the same time as a new person took over our (apple's) main news feed. This is good news, but it does mean that turning on the MacApp3 newsfeed is delayed. Anyway, I've given them a list of commands to install so it should happen any day now. The plan is to first gateway all traffic from the AppleLink mailing list Macapp3tech$ to Usenet. There is a potential problem with MessageIDs that come out of AppleLink which I had to program around. I would like to watch this for a couple of days (with real traffic) before I turn on the gateway in the other direction (Usenet to AppleLink). If I screw up then there is a chance that some messages from Usenet will go to AppleLink and then get dumped back into the newsgroup (duplicate messages). You should be seeing lots of bits any day now....I'm sorry for the delay. Happy MacApping.... Malcolm Slaney Apple ATG Perception Group Part-time MacApp-er
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