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No.44 November-December 1988 $3.95 T H E M C R 0 T EC H N C A L J 0 U R N A L Object-Oriented Programming Objects are the latest buzz word. For a long time there was only Smalltalk, now there's a whole troup of players including Actor, Objective C and C++. So we start out this issue with a four-piece trilogy on objects: complete with theory, examples, and projects. (Space is no object.) A Taste of Smalltalk page 8 An intense look at messages, objects, classes, late binding, and all the other fancy terms that have grown up around this fascinating field. Actor, an Object-Oriented Language Thinking Objectively Building MicroCad A Special Project The Peripheral Technology-PT68K-2 page 42 An inexpensive, build-it-yourself, 68000 system. A great way to learn both hardware and software from the ground up. 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    Filename Extensions Generated 22 February 1999 from Filex database with 3240 items. ! # $ & ) 0 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 @ S Z _ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z ~ • ! .!!! Usually README file # .### Compressed volume file (DoubleSpace) .### Temp file (QTIC) .#24 Printer data file for 24 pin matrix printer (LocoScript) .#gf Font file (MetaFont) .#ib Printer data file (LocoScript) .#sc Printer data file (LocoScript) .#st Standard mode printer definitions (LocoScript) $ .$$$ Temporary file .$$f Database (OS/2) .$$p Notes (OS/2) .$$s Spreadsheet (OS/2) .$00 Pipe file (DOS) .$1 ZX Spectrum file in HOBETA format .$d$ Data (OS/2 Planner) .$db Temporary file (dBASE IV) .$ed Editor temporary file (MS C) .$ln TLink response file (Borland C++) .$o1 Pipe file (DOS) .$vm Virtual manager temporary file (Windows 3.x) & .&&& Temporary file ) .)2( LHA archiver temporary file (LHA) 0 .0 Compressed harddisk data (DoubleSpace) .000 Common filename extension (GEOS) .000 Compressed harddisk data (DoubleSpace) .001 Fax (Hayes JT FAX) (many) .075 75x75 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher) .085 85x85 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher) .091 91x91 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher) .096 96x96 dpi display font (Ventura Publisher) .0b Printer font with lineDraw extended character set (PageMaker) 1 .1 Unformatted manual page (Roff/nroff/troff/groff) .10x Bitmap graphics (Gemini 10x printer graphics file) .123 Data (Lotus123 97) .12m Smartmaster file (Lotus123 97) .15u Printer font with PI font set (PageMaker) .1st Usually README.1ST text 2 .24b Bitmap