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The Apple Game Sprockets
Leather Jacket Raffle…

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Apple recommends customers disable the CFM-68K Runtime Enabler extension

Apple Computer has discovered a bug in the CFM-68K Runtime Enabler
extension that can affect the stability of Macintosh computers based on the
680×0 processor. This extension allows the use of certain applications on
680×0 computers, and is installed by an application installer only if the
application requires the extension.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Lightsoft are pleased to announce that both Fantasm and PowerFantasm have been
upgraded to version 4.15.

The upgrades are available free to registered users of previous V4.xx versions
via email.

Features of the upgrade include:

All known back end bugs were fixed.

Linking to PowerPC shared libraries now works, and support for many more
shared libraries added, including Sprockets(tm).

New PowerPC fragment compiler with improved speed and error reporting.

New directives designed for faster PowerPC code operation.

Smaller and some 10 to

Apple Open Transport/PPP 1.0 Provides First
PowerPC-native Access for Remote Internet Users

First Deliverable in Next-Generation Remote Acess Brings Apple
Ease-of-Use to PPP

CUPERTINO, California–Nov. 26, 1996–Apple Computer, Inc. today
announced Open Transport/PPP 1.0, an extension to Open Transport that
adds Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) support, an industry standard
providing access to multi-protocol networks. Open Transport is Apple’s
standards-based networking and communications system for Macintosh and
Mac OS-compatible computers.

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