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Software From SSII
- Subject: Software From SSII
- From: Joe Kohn <joko@NoMoreSpam!!crl.com>
- Date: 2000/01/19
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: CRL Dialup Internet Access (415) 705-6060 [Login: guest]
With new folks constantly showing up here, I wanted to present a short
listing of the commercial software that's available from Shareware
Solutions II. Complete information, including costs and requirements, can
be found at http://www.crl.com/~joko
Or, if anyone has any questions, feel free to ask them here.
- Addressed For Success is a IIGS desktop-based mailing list and labeling
program.
- Better Safe Than Sorry is a HyperCard IIGS based stack that teaches
children about safety.
- Brutal Deluxe's Convert 3200 is the fastest IIGS graphics conversion
program ever written for the IIGS. The source code is available.
Included as a FREE bonus is "Brutal Deluxe's LemminGS," a truly
wonderful game.
- CheckWorks provides a complete checking account system for use within
AppleWorks Classic v3 - v5.1.
- Contacts GS is a name and address database contained within a New Desk
Accessory.
- Golden Orchard CD-ROM for the Apple II computer is considered by many
to be _the_ Apple II CD-ROM to have.
- Harmonie is a set of GS/OS printer drivers that allow the use of HP
DeskJet and LaserJet printers on an Apple IIGS.
- NiftySpell is an amazing and useful New Desk Accessory for the Apple
IIGS that adds a spell checker to all standard GS/OS programs!!!
- Pointless allows you to use TrueType fonts in GS/OS.
- The TABBS CD-ROM is a massive collection of Apple II software that was
collected by the British-based Apple II BBS over a span of 18 years! The
TABBS CD-ROM was compiled by Ewen Wannop, author of Spectrum.
- Script-Central was Resource-Central's HyperCard based newsletter on
disk. All back issues available on 3.5" disk or CD-ROM.
- Studio City was Resource-Central's HyperStudio based newsletter on disk.
All back issues available on 3.5" disk or CD-ROM.