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Originally Posted by RKDinOKC
in 87 got a full page display that worked thru the SCSI connector. One of the first external displays made for the Mac they made.
Saved pagemaker files as postscript which printed on a local company's linotype typesetter.
In 76 had an account on schools IBM mainframe. 3 students in our school had accounts. Used a phone coupled typewriter terminal and wrote basic programs. No screen, just 14" wide perforated paper.
Remember when the Amiga came out. It was like the mac with colors, but not much software.
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There was a ton of software out there, but the marketing sucked. Then the Toaster came out and it got real expensive. Lots of MIDI, productivity, graphics and productivity out there. I used Pagemaker (Aldus?), Sculpt 3D and a bunch of flight sim stuff. Some digitizing also. Had a VCR with a digital still that worked great with the digitizer.