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'''Inside Macintosh, Volumes I, II and III''', Apple Computer, Inc., Addison-Wesley, '''1,258 pages''', copyright 1985. Written by Caroline Rose with Bradley Hacker, Robert Anders, Katie Withey, Mark Metzler, Steve Chernicoff, Chris Espinosa, Andy Averill, Brent Davis and Brian Howard, assisted by Sandy Tompkins-Leffler and Louella Pizzuti. This is the original ''Inside Macintosh'': Apple's definitive programmer's reference for the 128K, 512K and Plus-era Macintosh Toolbox and Operating System, and the single most important Macintosh software document of the 1980s. == What it covers == Volumes I and II document the User Interface Toolbox and the Operating System manager by manager: QuickDraw, the Resource Manager, the Event Manager, the Window, Control, Menu, TextEdit and Dialog Managers, the Memory Manager, the File Manager, the Device Manager, the Printing Manager, the Sound Driver, the Serial Drivers and the rest. Volume III is ''A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Macintosh'', the hardware-adjacent overview volume, together with summaries and indexes. == What this document does not contain == '''It is a programming reference, and it is not a repair source.''' It contains no service procedures, no exploded views, no parts list, no schematic, no rail voltages, no capacitor values and no symptom charts. Volume III describes the machine's architecture from the programmer's side - memory maps, the VIA and IWM as seen from software - but it is not a service document, and a figure taken from it is a software-visible address or register, not a measurement to be made with a meter. Apple's own hardware documentation for these machines is elsewhere on this wiki: [[Macintosh 128K/512K Service Source]] and [[Apple Macintosh Service Guide Volume 1 1990]]. '''Where Apple's developer documentation does carry electrical data''' it is in the '''Developer Notes''' rather than in ''Inside Macintosh'' - those give rail currents, processor-direct-slot power budgets and connector pinouts. See for example [[Macintosh Centris 610 Centris 650 and Quadra 800 Developer Note]] and [[Macintosh LC 630 and Quadra 630 Developer Note]]. == Pages that cite this document == * [[Inside Macintosh X-Ref 1988]] - the index volume to this series. * [[Macintosh 128K]], [[Macintosh 512K]], [[Macintosh Plus]] - as the software reference for these machines. * [[Inside Macintosh Networking 1994]] <pdf> File:Inside Macintosh Volumes I-II-III 1985.pdf </pdf> Download: [[:File:Inside Macintosh Volumes I-II-III 1985.pdf|Inside Macintosh Volumes I-II-III 1985.pdf]] [[Category:Apple Documentation]] [[Category:Documentation]]
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