Biological Structure/Digital Anatomist Group
Macintosh Info-Finder document

This document is a master index to the information available about
Macintosh-related (and browser-related) topics. It contains the name,
location, and a short review of the contents for each document.

File names, where given, look like "host:path/filename" where "path" may
be a long series of folders or directory names. "Cortex" is the Mac IIx
in F503. Bill Barker knows what all the other hosts are.

(NOTE: several references may be missing or out-of-date; it would be best
to check my administrative web pages to see if any documents supersede
those referred to here, especially those relating to browser server
software configurations and file formats -- KRE 1/4/95).

Files are stored in one of the following formats:
- ASCII text
- Microsoft Word 4.0 for the Mac (styled text)
- Microsoft Works 3.0 for the Mac (databases/spreadsheets)
- MacDraw II (draw graphics)

Location

		SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

Cortex:Cortex/Management/Master doc index					
- this file; contains index of other available documents

Cortex:Cortex/Management/Macs/Mac master list					
- shows the network setup for each Mac in the department (including IP numbers)

Cortex:Cortex/Management/Net Config/Net Map, appletalk			
- a picture of where the wires go for LocalTalk networking
 (other documents in the same directory are stale, but may be useful)

Cortex:Cortex/Management/Macs/Mac network administration			
- contains a short procedure for installing MacTCP and related apps
- tells about the GatorBox and StarController configurations


		BROWSER-RELATED

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(admin docs)/FrameBuilder guide		
- tells how to collect pictures and make Browser data sets out of them
- contains procedure for uploading browser data sets to Unix server hosts

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(admin docs)/Administration guide		
- slightly out of date, but describes the general procedure for installing the
  Browser on a Mac and troubleshooting a few common problems

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(admin docs)/scripting language
- reference for the commands that can be used in Browser script files		

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(admin docs)/Server administration guide	
- tells how the Unix side of the Browser's client-server mechanism works,
  and details the locations of all the pertinent files

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(admin docs)/installing INETD servers		
      (mirrored on vastus:/disk2/si/development/inetd.txt)
- tells how to set up a Unix program as a TCP-accessible server

Cortex:Cortex/Management/Unix reference						
- a quick-reference page showing several Unix commands that have proven useful

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(admin docs)/scripting language			
- contains a summary of all the configuration options that can be used in
  Browser script files such as the "settings" file

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/Beta test/browser sites.wks			
Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/Beta test/contact history.wks			
- configuration and contact info for all past and current users of the Browser

Cortex:Cortex/Digital Anatomy/(user docs)
- contains files with user documentation intended to go into the jacket on the
  "Human Brain Anatomy" CD

Cortex:Cortex/Browser source
- contains full C source code for the Browser; as with any program,
  the source is the most up-to-date and complete documentation!
- contains another folder, "(prog docs)", which has various useful notes on
  when and why certain features got added, that sort of thing
- compilers are located on the "storage locker" disk, in the CodeWarrior
  folder; note I'm still using the 1.0a1 distribution (it seems to work fine)

Cortex:Cortex/Browser source/(prog docs)/file I/O strategy
- explains what files are used and the mechanisms for locating and
  retrieving them


		MISCELLANEOUS


Software library in F503-- floppies on bookshelf in plastic disk files
	- LaserWriter II NT utilities and font disks
	- LaserWriter Select 360 installation disks (from Pat Midtskog)
	- HyperCard install disks (high density)
	- QuickTime "makemoov" utility for making movies on the SGI's
	- Norton Utilities, versions 1.1 and 2.0 (Alex has v3.x)
	- La Cie SilverLining utility disk
	- Disinfectant 2.8 boot disk for standalone checks; use latest version
	  from ftp.cac.washington.edu to check for more recent viruses
	- MacTCP installation floppy -- old drivers and software such as
	  NCSA Telnet (use distributions from ftp.cac for most recent stuff)
	- Asante software for Macs with Asante ethernet boards
	- DriveTech floppy disk drive cleaning/testing disks
	- Microsoft Word 4.0, Excel 2.2, PowerPoint 2.01, PowerPoint 3.0
	- THINK C 5.0.4
	- SuperCard 1.6
	- Scantastic plug-in driver for Epson flatbed scanner
	- Grateful Med 1.5
	- ColorSpace (drivers for video board used in Dendrite and Scanner mac)
	- Apple and Toshiba CD-ROM drivers
	- GatorBox software and updates

My desk in F503
	- business cards for vendor representatives (top middle drawer)
	- CD-ROM library:
		CodeWarrior (C compiler for Power Macintosh)
		Developer CD's - online Inside Macintosh documentation, etc.
	- floppy disk backups of Browser source
	- GatorShare 2.1 update floppies (never installed)
	- Mac-related vendor catalogs behind file folders in bottom right drawer

NLM MetaThesaurus (bookshelf in F503)
	- spiral bound documents with CD-ROM discs inside

Silverlining Owner's Guide (bookshelf in F503)
	- documentation describing disk formating utility for use with several
	  La Cie hard disks (F509 Mac, JWS) and Syquest cartridge drives

THINK C User Manual (bookshelf in F503)
- this is the compiler used to write the Digital Anatomist Browser application

SuperCard Language Guide version 1.5 (bookshelf in F503)
- scripting guide for SuperCard projects (FrameBuilder is a SuperCard project)


Hardware and tools inventory in F503:
	(desk, top middle)
		ThinWire ethernet barrel connectors, T's, and terminators
	(desk, top right)
		RS232 crimping tool
		PhoneNet/RJ-11 crimping tool
		soldering iron & solder
		screwdrivers and Mac Plus disassembly tools
		black vinyl zippered tool kit
		Mac RAM installation quick reference card
	(desk, middle left)
		TI MicroExplorer card
		Mac II adapter card for 5-1/4" floppy drive
		SCSI, monitor, and power cords
		spare Mac mouse
		old dumb 1200 baud modem
	(desk, bottom left)
		PhoneNet cords/adapters
		Mac serial cable for driving Sony videodisc players
		10baseT cables/adapters
	(shelf, south wall)
		800K floppy drive
		5-1/4" floppy drive
		Apple CD-ROM enclosure
		multitudinous RS-232 cables, in box