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'''Danny Goodman's Apple Guide Starter Kit''' by '''Danny Goodman and Jeremy Joan Hewes''', Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, '''302 pages''', 1995. ISBN '''0-201-48349-1'''. Library of Congress QA76.8.M3G644 1995, 95-6089. | |||
'''Despite the title it is not an Apple publication''' - it is a third-party companion to Apple Guide, the onscreen assistance system in System 7.5. Apple's own book on the same subject is [[Apple Guide Complete 1995]]. | |||
== This is not a repair source == | |||
It is a programming book. It contains '''no service procedures, no exploded views, no parts lists, no schematics, no voltages and no component values''', and nothing in it should be cited for a hardware figure. Apple's own repair documentation is in [[:Category:Apple Service Source]]; for electrical data on a specific machine the '''Developer Notes''' are the place to look, because they carry rail currents, processor-direct-slot power budgets and connector pinouts that the ''Service Source'' manuals do not. | |||
<pdf> File:Apple_Guide_Starter_Kit_1995.pdf </pdf> | |||
Download: [[:File:Apple_Guide_Starter_Kit_1995.pdf|Apple_Guide_Starter_Kit_1995.pdf]] | |||
[[Category:Apple Programming Documentation]] | [[Category:Apple Programming Documentation]] | ||
Revision as of 07:53, 25 September 2026
Danny Goodman's Apple Guide Starter Kit by Danny Goodman and Jeremy Joan Hewes, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 302 pages, 1995. ISBN 0-201-48349-1. Library of Congress QA76.8.M3G644 1995, 95-6089.
Despite the title it is not an Apple publication - it is a third-party companion to Apple Guide, the onscreen assistance system in System 7.5. Apple's own book on the same subject is Apple Guide Complete 1995.
This is not a repair source
It is a programming book. It contains no service procedures, no exploded views, no parts lists, no schematics, no voltages and no component values, and nothing in it should be cited for a hardware figure. Apple's own repair documentation is in Category:Apple Service Source; for electrical data on a specific machine the Developer Notes are the place to look, because they carry rail currents, processor-direct-slot power budgets and connector pinouts that the Service Source manuals do not.
Download: Apple_Guide_Starter_Kit_1995.pdf