Programming the Macintosh User Interface 1986: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 02:34, 25 September 2026
Programming the Macintosh User Interface by Henry Simpson. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, © 1986, ISBN 0-07-057320-4. 240 pages in this scan.
The page title misspells Macintosh as "Micintosh". Simpson also wrote Design of User-Friendly Programs for Small Computers and Programming the IBM PC User Interface; this is the Macintosh volume of that sequence, concerned with interface design rather than with any particular language or toolkit.
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
- Category:Apple Programming Documentation — the rest of the collection
- Category:Apple Documentation · Category:Apple Vintage Computers
- Maintenance Guides — for the hardware side
- Software by Design 1994 — the design-process end of the same subject
Download here: Programming_The_Micintosh_User_Interface_1986.pdf