Stationfall Mac OS
- Through the mists of time comes an ancient feature from the days when our little Mac friend was still a toddler. The feature is still with us, and it's called the Stationery Pad.
- . Excerpt from the opening of Stationfall copyright Infocom 1987. And so begins Stationfall, the second adventure in the two part series that began with Planetfall. The series practically plays in real time because as five years elapsed in the story four years elapsed between Infocom’s releases of Planetfall and Stationfall.
- Stationfall.sit (104.70 KB) MD5: 79f029ca1a1da8349d6a7f1adcff7853. For System 1 - 5 - Mac OS 9. This game works with: SheepShaver, Basilisk II, Mini vMac ScummVM. Sequel to Planetfall, which is also included in the Zork Anthology here in MacGarden. A malevolent force lurks on an abandoned space station. Materials that shipped with the game are available at.
Supported Macintosh models: Mac Plus, SE, Classic, II series, LC series, Performa series, Centris series, Quadra series, PowerBook series and the Power Macintosh series Notes ↑ 1.0 1.1 File/folder structure within the installation folder reflects the path(s) listed for DOS and/or PC booter game data. Description of Stationfall. Stationfall is an excellent sequel to classic Planetfall, although it does not have the same charm as its predecessor. The game is set 5 years after the events in Planetfall. Sent in a shuttle on a routine bureaucratic errand to a local space station, you arrive to find the station deserted, a strange alien space ship in one of the docking bays, and mechanical devices behaving erratically.
Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces of Infocom
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Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces of Infocom gathers 33 text based games plus 6 winners from the 1995 Interactive Fiction Competition, released on a CD-ROM. The 33 Infocom text based games included are:
The 6 winners of 1995 Interactive Fiction Competition are:
'Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces of Infocom is a collection of 33 computer games from interactive fiction pioneer Infocom, and the top 6 winners of the 1995 Interactive Fiction Competition, released in 1996. It was available as a single cross-platform CD-ROM, which included PDFs of all the Infocom games' instructions, maps, and hint booklets. Infocom was closed in 1989 by its then-parent company Activision. Still holding the copyright to nearly all the past Infocom titles, Activision bundled them together in this collection, following up the earlier Lost Treasures of Infocom series. The Infocom games included are:
The Interactive Fiction Competition winners included are:
Download Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces of Infocom for Mac InfocomMasterpieces.zip(87.61 MiB / 91.87 MB) System 6.x - Mac OS 9 TOAST image / Zipped 384 / 2014-04-14 / 2020-03-13 / a4d088914c43092042f3ef8117e5c38eee695364 / / Infocom-Masterpieces.sit(6.82 MiB / 7.15 MB) Game Files only, no Manuals / compressed w/ Stuffit 37 / 2020-03-13 / 024111d259e04229d5f06c51940867da3a3d8b8c / / IM-Manuals.zip(80.68 MiB / 84.6 MB) Manuals and Maps (included in TOAST image) / Zipped 19 / 2020-03-13 / d4359bc2f039c0f3ed52bf57f0f5db9512dbbed6 / /
Compatibility notes TOAST disc image Architecture: 68K Best played under Mini vMac running System 6.0.8. Emulating this? It should run fine under: Basilisk II |
Direct Mail has long been compatible with Apple Mail stationery (where it appears in the “Legacy” section of Direct Mail’s template chooser). However, Apple is removing Apple Mail stationery from macOS 10.14. This will not present a problem for most customers, since stationery is rarely used these days.
If you do, however, still use Apple Mail stationery for your email campaigns, you can prepare by reading the instructions below.
What happens when Apple Mail stationery is removed from macOS 10.14?
Unless you take the steps outlined below, you will lose access to Apple Mail stationery once you upgrade your Mac to macOS 10.14. This means that when you view your message in Direct Mail, it may appear to be missing images (including background images).
Apple’s Mail app will no longer allow users to compose messages using stationery. Apple Mail users will still be able to receive and read email that was sent using stationery.
How do I know if I am using Apple Mail stationery?
In Direct Mail, you can find Apple Mail stationery in the template chooser under the 'Legacy Templates' section (which is hidden by default). Here are the names of the legacy Apple Mail stationery templates that will be going away:
- Air Mail
- Baby
- Bamboo
- Banners
- Butterfly
- Daisies
- Dinner
- Dinner Party
- Doodles
- Dots
- Flower
- Formal Invite
- Fun
- Get Well
- Gift
- Heart
- Lunch
- Maple Leaf
- New Address
- Party
- Picnic
- Postcard
- Pssst
- Sand Dollar
- Save the Date
- Sticky
- Tack Board
- Thank You
- Trophy
- Vacation
- We've Moved
If you are using any of the above templates (and wish to continue doing so), please read the instructions below to preserve your access to these templates.
Stationfall Mac Os Catalina
How can I preserve Apple Mail stationery?
The best and easiest thing to do is to upgrade to at least Direct Mail 5.3 before you upgrade to macOS 10.14.
If you upgrade to Direct Mail 5.3, it will automatically create a backup copy of Apple Mail stationery that will survive the upgrade to macOS 10.14 and which will be available to you in Direct Mail. After you upgrade to Direct Mail 5.3, you can proceed to upgrade your Mac to macOS 10.14.
Another option is to convert to templates any messages that you are currently using Apple Mail stationery with. Here's how:
- In the Messages tab, select your message
- Choose 'Message > Create Template from Message' from the menu bar at the top of your screen
Stationfall Mac Os X
This will turn the currently selected message into a template that will work properly even after upgrading to macOS 10.14. The template will appear in Direct Mail’s template chooser.
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