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From: johnston@minnie.me.udel.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: Where to find HC developer utilities (summary)
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Date: 29 May 91 01:33:30 GMT
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Something caught my eye when I read through today's info-mac digest.
They announced the posting of a "new" collection of HyperCard externals
to /info-mac/card/xcmd.  After a long download at 2400 baud, this turned
out to be the same Developer's Stack v.1.3r that had been archived in
/info-mac/card.   Holy wasted bandwidth, Batman!

This prompted me to look back through my collection of must-have
HyperCard developer's utilities and ask "Where are they now?."
Here is a quick summary:

PathName/FileName                                SiteName / IP number
-----------------                                --------------------

Developer Stack v.1.3r                           sumex-aim.stanford.edu
/info-mac/card/xcmd/developer-stack.hqx          [36.44.0.6]

Dartmouth XCMDs v.3.4.3                          dartvax.dartmouth.edu 
/pub/mac/DXCMDs3.4.3.sit.hqx                     [129.170.16.4]

Support Tools eXternals v.1.2.5                  isca.uiowa.edu 
/mac/infomac/cardxcmd/support-externals-125.sea  [28.255.19.233]

[large collection of stacks and externals]       wuarchive.wustl.edu
/pub/mirrors/macintosh/hc                        [128.252.135.4]

Be sure to poke around, particularly on isca.uiowa.edu and
wuarchive.wustl.edu.  These sites archive many useful stacks that
never make it to the better-known ftp archives.  

Other sites with HC stuff, for completeness:     mac.archive.umich.edu
                                                 [141.211.165.34]
                                                 rascal.ics.utexas.edu 
                                                 [128.83.138.20]

Please see your sysadmin or the "Frequently Asked Questions" posting
in comp.sys.mac.announce if you have questions about anonymous ftp.

-- Bill (johnston@minnie.me.udel.edu)