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MultiFinder is an
extension for the
Apple Macintosh's
classic Mac OS,
introduced on
August 11, 1987 and
included with
System Software 5. It adds cooperative...
- as
Multi-Mac or
Switcher (discussed
under MultiFinder)
could work
around this.
Visible changes are best
reflected in the
version number of the
Finder, where...
- Xerox's
technology for
Finder, it was now very different.
While criticizing the lack of a
right mouse button and
MultiFinder's clumsiness, he concluded...
- 1988). "All
systems go (System
Tools 5.0 with
MultiFinder)". MacUser. p. 126. "Apple
Talks About Multifinder".
Known Users.
September 1, 1987. Retrieved...
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Accessories such as a Calculator, the S****book and
Alarm Clock. If
MultiFinder (an
early implementation of
computer multitasking) was active, the Apple...
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which had
first been
examined in 1986's
Switcher and then
replaced with
MultiFinder in
System 5. In
March 1988,: XXIII–XXIV
shortly before the
release of...
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managers tested. The magazine's
Jerry Pournelle in 1989
noted that "while
MultiFinder doesn't work very well yet,
DESQView on a big 80386
machine certainly...
- Wiggins, "All
systems go. (Software Review) (System
Tools 5.0 with
MultiFinder.)",
MacUser (1
March 1988)
Franklin N. Tessler, "Mac OS 8 arrives," Macworld...
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multitasking at all, with
cooperative multitasking becoming available via
MultiFinder in
System Software 5 and then
standard in
System 7.
Although there were...
- as
Microsoft Windows. The
features of the
operating system included the
Finder and menu bar. In
addition to this, it po****rized the
graphical user interface...
