Slashdot Mirror

Okay, here's a mirror, but it only has 2000MB of bandwidth. It could also get taken down, but I doubt it, considering that the file is GPL'd.

http://mars.walagata.com/w/gmerge/gMerge-win32.zip

You could search the desktop all the way back to System 3 (Mac OS 3), and probably even System 1 (Mac OS 1).

There was a Desktop Search app by the simple name of "Find File". It was a DA (Desktop Accessories) that you put under the apple menu.

I still use it to find documents and programs, on either the floppy or the hard drive of my Mac 512K (64 ROM).

I have been using this app on my Macs since the 80's. This is centuries before Windows started.

People always seems to disregard the old. Granted, this desktop search tool is not as powerful as later Sherlock, etc. But it was as useful on those days as the ones today.

I made some screen shots of "Find File" running on my Mac 512K, for those to see how it was back then. ;-)

Screen Shot Find File 1
Screen Shot Find File 2

You could search the desktop all the way back to System 3 (Mac OS 3), and probably even System 1 (Mac OS 1).

There was a Desktop Search app by the simple name of "Find File". It was a DA (Desktop Accessories) that you put under the apple menu.

I still use it to find documents and programs, on either the floppy or the hard drive of my Mac 512K (64 ROM).

I have been using this app on my Macs since the 80's. This is centuries before Windows started.

People always seems to disregard the old. Granted, this desktop search tool is not as powerful as later Sherlock, etc. But it was as useful on those days as the ones today.

I made some screen shots of "Find File" running on my Mac 512K, for those to see how it was back then. ;-)

Screen Shot Find File 1
Screen Shot Find File 2

http://venus.walagata.com/w/jeremetheus/turnip.jpg

There ya go. Fastest vegetable on earth.

Yes. Why do you ask?

--> Max! http://mercury.walagata.com/w/d4rk/ms_office_max.j pg

They already have, I think. Proof!