Macintosh Mailing Lists

• Apple-Internet mailing lists

• Adobe mailing lists for Illustrator, Photoshop, and PageMaker.

• MMDEVX
  MMDEVX is a mailing list for people interested in crossplatform multimedia development tools in general and Apple Media Kit (AMK) and Kaleida ScriptX in particular.

• AWS
  To provide a forum for questions,feedback and problems related to the new Apple Work Group Servers and the new versions of Appleshare

• FileMaker Pro
  

• Mac Managers
  Mac-Mgrs is a mailing list for the discussion and dissimenation of information relating to or affecting Macintosh Managers. That is, anyone who is in charge of configuration, management or otherwise involved in the maintenance of Macintosh systems and/or networks. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the discussions and post questions.

• Macintosh Scripting Systems
  The MacScripting Internet Mailing List was created last week from the former AppleScript and Frontier mailing lists. This list is for the exchange of files and information pertaining to any scripting environment for System 7 including AppleScript and Userland Frontier. Users can converse with other users as well as share scripts and ideas.

• Macintosh Application Environment Discussions
  Information on three discussion lists Apple has created for Maintosh Application Environment users.

• MacPerl Discussion
  

• Tool Command Language (TCL) on Macintosh

• Photoshop Discussion
  

• PowerPC News
  

• Ray Dream Discussion
  An Internet mailing list for discussion of 3d graphics, rendering, etc., primarily for users of programs from Ray Dream, Inc. (This includes Ray Dream Designer - a 3d modeling/rendering package, JAG and JAG II - anti-alias and image enhancement software, and AddDepth - 3d type tools.

• TidBITS
  TidBITS is a free weekly electronic publication that reports on interesting products and events in the computer industry, currently with an emphasis on the world of the Macintosh. In addition to weekly issues, we occasionally publish formal review issues and special issues focussing on a single topic. We feel that publications like TidBITS will become an important medium of exchange as the world becomes more electronically connected.

See also Word processor mailing lists, The Well Connected Mac's list and another list.

February 26, 1995 - Robert Lentz (ralentz@ralentz.com)