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Latest revision as of 02:34, 25 September 2026
Programming QuickDraw — Includes Color QuickDraw and 32-bit QuickDraw by David A. Surovell, Frederick M. Hall and Konstantin Othmer. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc., © 1992. 446 pages in this scan.
QuickDraw is the Macintosh's graphics engine, and this is the deepest third-party treatment of it on this wiki, covering the original, Color and 32-bit versions. Konstantin Othmer worked on QuickDraw at Apple.
Not a repair source. This is a software book: no schematic, no parts list, no component value, no voltage and no fault-finding procedure for any machine. Nothing on this wiki should cite it for a hardware figure.
Related pages
[edit | edit source]- Category:Apple Programming Documentation — the rest of the collection
- Category:Apple Documentation · Category:Apple Vintage Computers
- Maintenance Guides — for the hardware side
- Programming For System 7 1991 · A Fragment Of Your Imagination 1995
Download here: Programming_QuickDraw_1992.pdf