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Macwrile PRO 1.Otv4 Elaborazione Di Lesli Macinsloh Di Qualilà -----------------------------------------M A MacWrile PRO 1.OTv4 Elaborazione di lesli Macinsloh di qualilà di Raffaello De Masi «Verba volant, scripta manent» dice- cessar la sua ansia di meravigliare o so- versione Pro ha davvero creato la su- vano i latini; e cosa c'è di più bello di lo di incuriosire il suo lettore. Qualsiasi perstrada liscia e rettilinea per ottenere un documento scritto in maniera ordi- persona che usa il wp già appena a li- splendidi risultati senza sforzo e in poco nata, precisa e piacevole. Una volta si vello amatoriale possiede un program- tempo. insegnava, nelle scuole, calligrafia e ri- ma abbastanza raffinato, un'organica li- cordo di aver visto, in un programma di breria di font, conosce cosa sia una riga 1/package «Scuola - Educazione» un servizio sul zoppa, una vedova e gioca con i corpi e reparto collaudi della Kores, dove un con le interlinee per ottenere il migliore Nel più aureo sfoggio di retorica esperto calligrafo provava diversi in- risultato di eleganza e agilità dello scrit- informatica, MacWrite è per Mac quel- chiostri sui fogli producendo, con una to. Ma non è detto che bisogna per lo che Word Star è per MS-Dos. È sta- stilografica, svolazzi leggeri e nobilissi- questo abbracciarsi la pesante croce di to il primo pacchetto di wp e forse il mi da far invidia al più raffinato MSWord o di Word Perfect, raffinatissi- primo pacchetto in assoluto apparso FreeHand (non credo che il nome sia mi programmi purtroppo non sempre sul Mac (tutti ricorderanno che la ver- stato scelto a caso). semplici da usare. Così hanno gran for- sione 1, 2 e 3 venivano fornite come Mio padre, maestro elementare da tuna pacchetti più agevoli, che sacrifica- corredo della macchina stessa). Claris, molti anni in pensione, appassionato di no forse qualche (ma solo qualche) subentrata alla Apple quando questa calligrafia per averla egli stesso studiata complessa feature sull'altare della faci- abbandonò, almeno ufficialmente, la a scuola, era famoso nell'istituto dove lità, dell'immediatezza e dell'ambiente strada del software, acquisì i diritti del insegnava per la sua grafia e a lui ci si ri- amichevole di utilizzo. MacWrite è il pacchetto (anche se in effetti Claris è volgeva in occasioni solenni quando si portabandiera di questa scuola; forse o almeno è stata in maniera e misura doveva intestare un diploma o redigere non c'era bisogno di scoprirlo, ma la diversa emanazione della Apple stes- una benemerenza. Conosceva alla per- fezione l'inclinazione e la campanatura micrometriche da applicare al pennino Cavallotti per avere l'effetto desiderato con le grazie e gli sbuffi, i segreti dell'in- chiostro di china e le opportune miscele del nero di seppia, e non di rado si met- teva, con una pazienza da certosino, a ritoccare con l'ultima remigante di bec- caccia (che tutti i suoi amici cacciatori gli conservavano) fotografie del suo amico Guido, esperto ritrattista. Oggi lettere a mano non se ne scri- vono quasi più; ma chi ha nel cuore la preziosa arte del bello scrivere ha spes- so trasferito nei tool del suo word pro- MacWrite PRO 1.0Tv4 Produttore: Claris Internationallnc. Guida IlIfrodulIiI'o Via Milano, 150 - 20093 C. Monzese (MI) Distributore: Delta S.r.l. Via Brodolim~ 30 - 21046 Malnate - IVA) Tel.: 0332/860780 Prezzo (IVA esclusa): Claris MacWrite PRO 1.0Tv4 Lit. 395.000 MCmicrocomputer n. 139 - aprile 1994 349 MACINTOSH ;; llr<". (om,. (O( Olm. SUle r.m>. fllq'.<Ili n... I ~ () o (%l ~. mal wrUe e ambiente tConvertl1 o I '10 11 12 1.1 W • ., .~ n ~ 11 sa) e lo sviluppò autonomamente dan- La finestra d'apertura, do vita alla versione Il e Pro. La Pro da MaeWrite Pro che funge anche da "profilefll per il siste- noi provata oggi è arrivata alla versio- M.~ JIn 1 Of<004,,....I991 ma su cui il program- v.,.. ••• _1~: 1J ••.••• ma viene usato. ne1.0Tv4 ed è completamente diversa, ~ •• ~:I2?8lC ~.~Iri nella forma, nelle prestazioni e nella so- ~RI»1:12'l. 'l'WsllrwdlAFJltT .•• :57 stanza, dalla primigenia. Vw"'di~1lIIIiI::*Dr"_.I..3 MImllr'iI caq,lIssin: 122IllBIC Il pacçhetto è rappresentato da una f1emIIriI, •••••••••••••••••••• : MS' ace. •••••.• dì __ •••.• : 'l'aC scatola di cartone colorata contenente i ----... -n.. 7OO11SU1 due dischetti del software, dei readme dell'ultima ora, una guida rapida degli shortcut e due manuali-tutorial per un totale di circa 400 pagine. Il software, espanso e localizzato sull'H D con il soli- to Installer Apple, raggiunge la grandez- za di 2.5 Mbyte (il solo Pro «pesa» circa PeotiMS 700K) e segue in maniera ordinata e lo- "''''' gica l'impostazione del predecessore Il (non più disponibile). Sebbene l'ambien- cune di esse, come la stessa Claris am- sibilità di salvataggio automatico ad in- te sia molto simile a quello, Pro dispone mette, sono state introdotte da richie- tervalli regolari e preprogrammati, la di oltre 130 funzioni nuove (sebbene ste specifiche degli utenti, altre rappre- spaziatura micrometrica dello scritto, la tutte le vecchie funzioni si eseguano al- sentano un vero e proprio salto di qua- presenza di moduli «ADDit» (vere e pro- lo stesso modo) che sono tutte illustra- lità rispetto a quanto si vede corrente- prie funzioni addizionali come le tabelle, te e invitate ad essere testate attraver- mente in package della stessa classe. i messaggi e i promemoria registrati so delle esercitazioni ben graduate. AI- Riassumendo a braccio, notiamo la pos- (che possono essere riascoltati da altri utenti di MacWrite Pro; e ancora chia- mate a informazioni sul documento (ca- ~ ArdL e-,. Car-. Dim. Stile formo Riquad"i no. L 'help in linea, molto ratteri, numero di parole e righe), riqua- mac wr1te e omblpnte ,Convertlt rapido negli interventi dri, impaginazioni guidate su diverse co- .• ~ .' IO It 12 Il H 15 16 17 l e del tipo context-sen- sitive. lonne, regolazione dei margini originalis- sima (si trascinano le guide della pagi- •.••• ..-nIe na), controllo ortografico e divisione in WlllI sillabe su più dizionari e in più lingue C'EB Uso dell'Aluto &S Elementi (ondcnentoli (eccellente!), adozione del Publish-Sub- • Formeltazione del documento scribe, suddivisione in sezioni, creazio- =~ RI_ •••••••••1IIJ1 ne di stili (era ora!), e inserimento di Uso delle tebelle Cmtrollo del docwnento grafica nel testo con scontornamento. Corlltivl&lone di 1nfonnezlonl Herge e lettere stenderd La larghezza variabile delle colonne con- stampe sente di avere sulla stessa pagina co- Ift1C)Ost82ione delle preferEnze Indice lonne diversamente dimensionate e l'in- Assistenza al cUentl serimento di variabili permette di inclu- Mac\1hite Pro dere nello scritto il nome del documen- to, il numero di revisione, la data, la se- zione e il numero di pagina. Ancora MacWrite Pro include file di .coc conversione per circa 20 formati di file diversi, che consentono di aprire docu- menti creati con altri programmi di ela- borazione testi; tutti i formati più diffusi L'ambiente standard di • ..-m. c.... taI". liIn. Stile r.,... IiIll.Mri r•. 11:1e:32 () O lavoro, con un Post-It •• c -.tile e __ ieftle (ee-.ertil sono già compresi, ma ne sono disponi- già incollato e i righelli 7 IO 11 12 Il 14 " " 17 t IO bili almeno altri 50 (DataViz, Inc. 55 Cor- di confina mento dello " I [!] porate Drive, Trumbull, Connecticut scritto evidenziati. cconto 01 d\7ionOM.O~te ( che: pu6 eS:Se1"C ptù th. una e che 06611, USA - tel. (203) 268-0030). Inol- uò II!lI:&et"'eperconahzzalri.le 1." .om..r-a ~lice) .adfl-i. te Pro • 01.01.0di un di:riOftGnodri rinom.\. che cOftMnte:4\. cerert tre dispone di un help in linea del tipo -noniri i.n uno li.na di. circa 221.••• paroh; si tratta di Wl context-sensitive, e supporta il balloon 001 dl orande preg1.0. istintivo da l.ISCIre. ~ che ftOn aIlIri.sogna ai. di alcuna th.gitazlonl! 0110 todl.er-c. 80ata :M:lmOl'lClr"e lo help di System 7, per quel poco che rola. dri.Cllor-ei rinoni.ai e acellllieN quello odatto porticolcre di. g"CW1 pregio. i. rinom.i s - serve. 'ffel"'ft'l'h Slgm.ficoti dello pareto r"Odic ovigondo lunga alt.!n di ricer-c:o sdlM;Xe watcdle al tra par-ota $UUo divisione: in tcrto fatto un driscr-eto loltOro. con sce:l L'uso del programma stesa. ca.e: n"e:r"'O .ini.o di. c ••..atterl. l'"Qttinoo che:lo UglIOnO, ~lurione: o .eno di. plrOle con Far parte di una grande famiglia è ettero aaiuscolo. iapostozione: di. ecce:%i.onideUa di.ririone: in °ltabe. uposizioni di SJ)enot1re: di. siltabcui.one:. una gran bella cosa, sia nella vita umana re) ho .•. ·Dl'"ellbe:n.•..tic:oloto .lhcato agli shli. la t.~co che nell'informatica. Claris, anche gra- o definizione è quello noto. facilitata e: ingentili tll. qui, do avolo:u:ze fluttuanti pratiche: do USQl"'e. E', CClle:pre:we:di.bile:. zie alla sua quasi decennale presenza OMenti1.0 util1.2zcre stili cc.pori ti. bosot\ su layout ~~tme:nte de'hAi ti, e: 1." questo caso forse, per- ta pri.o sul mercato, è riuscita a creare un am- 01ta ciJbi.m10cent'ita ta .ooconzo di .•.. ri.ghello ersonoliuabile. Ancora, esiste un facite _b\.ente di biente in cui i suoi pacchetti, che vanno ai.t-erge. che si baso sutta creo:none di UftOlettera s'tondcrd e . dai fogli elettronici (Resolve, ex Wingz) '" ai database (FileMaker Pro) alla grafica 350 MCmicrocomputer n. 139 - aprile 1994 MACINTOSH ;; Rrch. Comp. CaL Olm. SlIle rorrn. AìQulldrl fin. 17:15:43 O O m(lC wrHe e ambiente (Conoertit 2 ! 4 '"'I 8 , 10 Il 12 11 14 115 '116 11 I La definizione delle CePori con due si seleziona la parola, con tre la preferenze con, in evi- riga e così via fino a comprendere, con denza, la scelta dei co- Il Ritntr; I ttbulttOrl [I]Suddi'lr.
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