on 3/20/02 12:06 PM, Andy Pasulka at anp919_at_earthlink.net wrote:
> There was also Poor Man's Newton which I got from an AMUG CD, I think. It
> emulated (in a sense) a 110 or some other NOS1.x machine, as I recall. It
> wasn't fully functional, as I don't recall being able to install packages.
> But having a real Newton already, I didn't spend too much time with it.
If it's what I'm thinking, it was a Hypercard stack that had the "look" of a
Newton, but was basic in its function, not really imitating the Newton's
intelligence, and certainly not the hwr. :-) Interestingly enough,
implementing the Newton's intelligence is an easy-enough task. I've sort of
done it in HC stacks I've written. :-)
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