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Cashed
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on: June 27, 2025, 17:17
Welcome to the Long-Lost Attic Treasures! <!------------------------------------------------------------------!> UPDATE 10.01.2025 New Download available –scroll down <!------------------------------------------------------------------!> Hey y’all, stopping by frequently at this local Cheers hangout. Dumping long-lost attic treasures targeted for System 7. Retro enthusiasts are encouraged to grab a copy Today! Every single time a link gets shared, it’s at risk of getting excluded from the IA —thus, no longer publicly available. This thread is a collection of temporary links —as these files has NOT yet been securely stored. __/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/ Disclaimer. Outdated software is intended to be shared as far and wide as possible among retro enthusiasts. I meticulously make sure the titles presented, haven’t already been archived on other sites -it’s inevitable that they eventually will. Some may wonder why I’m now instead sharing my findings here. The reason is, public is not for me -and the only reason I started in the first place contributing. I can’t change my virtues, but I can change the way I present my findings. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the preservation efforts, by saving and securing a copy. Go ahead and archive it on websites for the community to enjoy. There's no need to mention the pseudonym I use in the Mac community, thank you. All that I ask, out of courtesy is that you credit System 7 Today __/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/ <!------------------------------------------------------------------!> Titles, and/or versions not already uploaded and archived on IA -or elsewhere. These files has NOT yet been securely stored — assist, save a copy! <!------------------------------------------------------------------!> Net2Phone v1.0.1 Beta · IDT 1996 Net2Phone delivers a real-time, business quality, full-duplex, encrypted, communication system with point-to-point connectivity. It enables all Internet users to call any telephone worldwide from their multimedia Macintosh computers. The full-duplex of Net2Phone also introduces a unique set of features including 10 programmable speed-dial numbers and call duration which tracks amount of time spent on each call (PC-to-telephone connections). Requirements: Power Macintosh 604 PPC processor 8MB of Ram microphone 28.8 kbps modem PPP Internet connection Download (PPC) Net2Phone v1.0.1 Beta Downloads always scanned with Agax, Disinfectant, and Virex, prior to linking -as usual. __/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/_/__/ Previous Contributions 10-01-2025 Net2Phone v1.0.1 Beta · Internet Telephoney · IDT 1996 09-21-2025 Where’s Waldo? Exploring Geography · Imagination Pilots · Warner Active 1996 08-30-2025 reAdobe · opposite of unAdobe · Rob Elliott 1991 08-30-2025 unAdobe · Adobe’s binary font to ASCII format file · The MITRE Corporation 1988 08-14-2025 Imagery Product Server · The MITRE Corporation 1996 08-13-2025 La Forme Physique · The MITRE Corporation 1993 08-13-2025 Shaft Alignment Primer Demo · The MITRE Corporation 1995 08-10-2025 StuffIt Engine SDK v6.5.1 · Aladdin Systems, Inc. 2001 07-31-2025 ISIS/Draw v2.0 · MDL Information Systems, Inc. 1996 07-24-2025 Hello wURLd v2.1 + v3.0 · David McCarthy · SoftHarbor Solutions 1998-2001 07-22-2025 Hanrek XCMD Shell v1.4 · Mark Hanrek · The Information Workshop 1996 07-19-2025 YAPI · Yet Another Process Information · Eric Cloninger 1996 07-12-2025 Application Project · head start stub · Jason C. Johnston 1998 07-09-2025 Gene Inspector · research notebook · Textco 2001 07-09-2025 Gene Construction Kit · plasmid mapping · Textco 2001 07-07-2025 ReadTime v1.0.3 · Mac (TPOT) · Karl Pottie 1995 07-05-2025 Colorific v.2.2 · Monitor color fidelity · Sonnetech 1996 07-05-2025 Roach · HyperCard game · A. Joseph Rheaume 1998 07-04-2025 Duxbury Braille Translator · Duxbury Systems 1996 07-03-2025 HyperKeyboard v5.2 · (IA) · Melody Scripting Tool · Ton Brand 1999 07-03-2025 Strategic Conquest v.4.0-01 · Strategy game · Delta Tao 1996 07-02-2025 Jedit · text editor · Matsumoto & Co. 1995 07-02-2025 LSystems · organisms morphology · Bryan Horling 1996 07-01-2025 Trampchess v1.0 · (IA) · HyperCard game · Cärl Bäckström 1996 07-01-2025 Mailto Converter · webform to text · Nisseb 1997 07-01-2025 GopherSurfer · Gopher+ Server · D.C.S. UMN 1995 06-30-2025 NET/Mac · 'packet-radio' · D. Hendricks, WA8DZP 1997 06-28-2025 Storeys · powerful spreadsheet · ProFunda 1994 06-27-2025 FileJoin · join files · Morten Larsen 1994 06-27-2025 Prometheus · hyperzine 1st issue 1994 Take me to the Lost+Found Archive |
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Last Edit: October 01, 2025, 02:53 by Cashed
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cballero
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1024 MB Posts: 1176 System 7, today and forever
Reply #1 on: June 27, 2025, 20:44
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Hey Cached!! you're always more than welcome my friend!  ooh, that's a really sweet little find there!  funky zines in Hypercard? who knew?? wow! 
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Cashed
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128 MB Posts: 192 System 7 Newcomer!
Reply #2 on: June 28, 2025, 00:07
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Hey cbone! Thanks my friend!
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Bolkonskij
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Administrator 1024 MB  Posts: 2023
Reply #3 on: June 29, 2025, 17:18
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Excellent find, thanks for sharing! Downloading now, never heard of it before, eager to try 
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Cashed
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128 MB Posts: 192 System 7 Newcomer!
Reply #4 on: July 01, 2025, 15:33
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You're most welcome! I tried out various spreadsheets half a year ago, also have fond memories of using Lotus 1-2-3. Happened to notice and read your "Recommended version of Excel for 68k / System 7?" thread. Hope this Storeys spreadsheet lives up to your expectations
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cballero
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1024 MB Posts: 1176 System 7, today and forever
Reply #5 on: July 04, 2025, 17:59
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So — speaking of spreadsheets — I was looking everywhere for Mariner's v3.14 spreadsheet all to no avail, and I was shocked to find that not only did I not find any trace of it in all of the usual online dl spots — it doesn't help that ftp sites have been disappearing faster than you can say 'cheese', but I came up completely empty as far a copy of it 
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Cashed
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128 MB Posts: 192 System 7 Newcomer!
Reply #6 on: July 05, 2025, 05:48
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Hey cbone, yes! The more new retro projects -the better! Mariner version 1 & 2 was shareware. Mariner v.3, was sold commercially in Japan but never in the states -until it got updated to v3.14 for US release. Nothing left on marinersoft.com -neither v. 5.2, so I went to Japan. Pascal Ltd. changed websites several times, but did offer download links from site -besides ftp. But -nothing left behind. http://web.archive.org/web/19991005044222/http://www.pascal.co.jp/techsupport/release/981102.html http://web.archive.org/web/19990428150826/http://www.pascal.co.jp/techsupport/softlib.html Pascal Ltd. postponed the release of its multilingual spreadsheet software for Apple Macintosh, "Mariner-J Ver. 4.0," to February 26, 1999. The reason for the delay was that the development process increased due to the addition of the following features that were not originally planned: 1) Support for Mac OS 8.5 Navigation Service. 2) Addition of the ability to fix row/column width/height, which was overwhelmingly requested by users. 3) Added 12 functions to improve file compatibility with MS Excel (total 114). The main new features of Ver.4.0 are as follows: 1 · A modern interface that matches the Mac OS 8.5 era. 2 · Supports Mac OS 8.5 appearance. 3 · Stylized text can now be set to multiple fonts, font sizes, and styles within the same cell. 4 · By installing a Language Kit compatible with WorldScript I/II and Mac OS 8.5 on your system, you can use multiple languages within the same document or cell. 5 · The interface of the graph function has been completely redesigned and the number of graph types has been increased to 15: line, vertical bar, horizontal bar, composite (stock price/vertical bar), stacked bar, composite (line/vertical bar), pie, 3D pie, 3D vertical bar, stock price, stacked area, donut, radar, 3D horizontal bar, and ribbon (3D line). 6 · Cell formatting options include hiding zero values for each cell, displaying negative values in red/enclosing them in parentheses/adding a triangle, and specifying custom labels. 7vWorksheets can be spell-checked for European languages. The dictionary can be shared with Pascal Write Ver. 2.0, so spell-checking is possible for major European languages as well as English. 8 · Unique virtual memory allows you to edit files larger than the allocated memory size. 9 · Equipped with an autofill function that allows you to automatically enter consecutive data by drag and drop or via a dialog. 10 · Ability to set password protection for files. 11 · The included language module allows you to instantly switch menus and dialogs between Japanese and English. 12 · Equipped with a dynamic scrolling function that allows you to drag the scroll box and move the displayed range of the worksheet in real time. 13 · When worksheet windows are split, a title lock function is now available that allows you to fix the top or left window as the title. Compatibility: - Macintosh/Power Macintosh/iMac series with 68030, 68040 or PowerPC processor or equivalent compatible machine (68040 or higher recommended) - KanjiTalk 7.1/Mac OS 7.6 or higher, Mac OS 8.5 compatible - Language Kit for each language (when using in a multilingual environment) - AppleGuide recommended - 680x0 series: 2MB, PowerPC series: 3MB or more of free memory - Minimum 10MB of free HD Knowing the filename helped in locating a copy. Download Mariner-J 4.0.1 68K Demo Mariner-J 4.0.1 PPC Demo links changed to http -may have to copy the link and paste into new browser Downloads always scanned with Agax, Disinfectant, and Virex, prior to linking -as usual. It says J -but it’s both -see paragraph 11 under features. Screenshot The demo version does not save files. Reach out to sidd for a fix 
Last Edit: July 05, 2025, 06:00 by Cashed
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cballero
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1024 MB Posts: 1176 System 7, today and forever
Reply #7 on: July 05, 2025, 09:28
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Wow Cashed! and all I wanted to do was provide Bolkonskij another cool spreadsheet option but was bummed to see that this one had virtually disappeared from the face of the earth, until your honing expertise zeroed in and found it! I'll definitely reach out to Sidd for a hand in getting it to run without any constraints! Thanks for that awesome find, as always! Now for a tiny bit of sad news: I looked everywhere for a Filemaker 4.1 ISO image, either of the updater or the full program, including a disk I had collected or bought on eBay a while ago, but I stopped short of imaging and uploading it because because Mike had found a Mac copy of it, which was totally awesome! The thing is, now I'm not sure if the disk I can't find had both Windows and Mac versions, and I got a nagging feeling it just might have; and even on places like Archive.org, or even eBay, Amazon and the like, there's no trace of any copy anywhere; well at least for now I know it's a small piece of the whole product, especially since the Win version of 4.0 is available, so I guess I shouldn't be too down about it.
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Bolkonskij
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Administrator 1024 MB Posts: 2023
Reply #8 on: July 06, 2025, 07:13
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Wow, Mariner is truly a nice find! I need to give this one a spin on the IIci. Thanks, Cashed
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cballero
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1024 MB Posts: 1176 System 7, today and forever
Reply #9 on: July 06, 2025, 13:37
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Booyah, mission accomplished! thanks again, Cashed!
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wove
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1024 MB Posts: 1363
Reply #10 on: July 06, 2025, 17:40
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Mariner software was based in Minneapolis Minnesota somewhere around 2010 the moved to Osseo, Minnesota. (sorry for always promoting my home state.) I think Mariner Write and Mariner Calc were in house projects, but they were also software publishers. Mariner Write and Mariner Calc were very easy to use applications. The were noted for being quite snappy. They focused on basic core functions with the more esoteric features being left out. Mariner Write was often compared to FullWrite(?). Mariner Write and Mariner Calc did get an OS X release. Bean a freeware but closed source long time and current word processor for OS X reminds me of Mariner Write. Mariner Software also released MacJournal, which although called a Journal is quite similar to Zim on Linux/BSD. It is mostly just a notebook application, but has a toggled Journal function which creates RTF notes using the current date as the title and keeping the journal notebook organized by date. They also released StoryMill, which was designed as a writers aide for creating novels, screen plays and such. They also had a recipe manager and a receipt manager that would scan and sort receipts using OCR to move found data directly into your finance application. Mariner Calc was released for the iPhone and sold through the App Store. They seem to have disappeared around 2020. MacJournal was released back to its author and is still available for OS X. Their software was popular in Japan and I do not know whether that was by design or just a happy accident.
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