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Macintosh Graphics And Sound 1986

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Macintosh Graphics and Sound: Programming in Microsoft BASIC is a book by David A. Kater, published by Osborne McGraw-Hill, Berkeley, California (ISBN 0-07-881177-5; copyright 1986 McGraw-Hill, Inc.).[1] Its numbered pages run to 276; Open Library also gives 276 pages and a September 1985 publication date.[2] The scan here is 284 PDF pages including the covers.

The programs are written for Microsoft BASIC 2.0, and most run on a 128K Macintosh; Chapter 9 covers working within 128K. The book covers QuickDraw shapes and patterns, printing and plotting, interactive graphics, sound, transferring images, animation and display manipulation.[3] The acknowledgements thank Renda Ozden, who designed many of the programs, and Russell Schnapp, author of Macintosh Graphics in Modula-2.[4]

Contents

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Page numbers as printed in the contents.[5]

Chapter Title Page
Introduction vii
1 Macintosh Graphics 1
2 Printing and Plotting 13
3 Drawing Basic Shapes and Patterns 51
4 Interactive Graphics 93
5 Sound 137
6 Transferring Images 167
7 Animation Techniques 199
8 Manipulating Displays and Viewing Objects 223
9 Designing Efficient Programs 259
Index 273

It is a programming book and contains no hardware or service information. Apple's service manuals are in Category:Apple Service Source.

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Download: Macintosh_Graphics_And_Sound_1986.pdf

References

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  1. ↑ Title and copyright pages of the scan (PDF pp. 3-4): copyright 1986 McGraw-Hill, Inc.; ISBN 0-07-881177-5; acquisitions editor Jonathan Erickson, technical editor Kay Nelson.
  2. ↑ Macintosh Graphics and Sound (OL9975051M), Open Library—link(accessed 2026-09-30)
  3. ↑ Introduction, pp. vii-ix (PDF pp. 9-11).
  4. ↑ Acknowledgments (PDF pp. 7-8).
  5. ↑ Contents (PDF p. 5).