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Written for '''Macintosh Pascal''', Apple's interpreted Pascal environment, which the copyright page notes is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc. | Written for '''Macintosh Pascal''', Apple's interpreted Pascal environment, which the copyright page notes is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc. | ||
== Related titles on this wiki == | |||
* [[Advanced Macintosh Pascal 1986]] - Paul Goodman, Hayden Books. | |||
* [[An Introduction To Programming Using Macintosh Pascal 1988]] - Paul Pritchard, Addison-Wesley, 1988. | |||
* [[Complete Macintosh Turbo Pascal 1989]] - Joseph Kelly, Scott, Foresman, 1989, written for Borland Turbo Pascal rather than Apple's Macintosh Pascal. | |||
== This is not a repair source == | == This is not a repair source == | ||
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Introduction to Macintosh Pascal by Jonathan D. Simonoff, Hayden Book Company, 357 pages, copyright 1985. ISBN 0-8104-6562-0.
Written for Macintosh Pascal, Apple's interpreted Pascal environment, which the copyright page notes is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc.
Related titles on this wiki
[edit | edit source]- Advanced Macintosh Pascal 1986 - Paul Goodman, Hayden Books.
- An Introduction To Programming Using Macintosh Pascal 1988 - Paul Pritchard, Addison-Wesley, 1988.
- Complete Macintosh Turbo Pascal 1989 - Joseph Kelly, Scott, Foresman, 1989, written for Borland Turbo Pascal rather than Apple's Macintosh Pascal.
This is not a repair source
[edit | edit 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.