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The new version has only a few improvements over those in earlier 3.x versions, but the nature of the improvements shows that Bare Bones Software constantly seeks to improve BBEdit. This adds some substance to Apple's claim that the Macintosh is a growing force in global computing.Д«BEdit 3.1.1 Goes IC-, Kodex-, and GX-SavvyД«are Bones Software recently updated the commercial version of its popular text editor BBEdit to version 3.1.1 (see TidBITS-202 for a dated review of BBEdit).

I'll point out, as I did to those present at the awards ceremony at WWDC, that all of this year's winners are from outside the U.S. Ross Brown writes in regard to the Usenet Macintosh Programming Awards mentioned in TidBITS-278: Watch out: these are big archives (2.6 MB and 1.3 MB respectively), and they have those funky ultra-long Apple URLs:

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If you've got a DOS Compatible 6100 system, you'll want to use PC Setup 1.0.3 for 630 and 640 DOS Compatible machines, use PC Setup 1.0.5. If you're running PC Setup 1.0.6, Apple recommends to switch back to the correct version of PC Setup for your machine. PC Setup 1.0.6 Yanked - Apple pulled version 1.0.6 of PC Setup from distribution last week due to 'several' unspecified problems. It's worth noting that the original petition against the Communications Decency Act gathered more than 108,000 signatures. More information and, yes, an online petition can be found at the following URLs. At this time, this bill presents the only alternative to the Exon/Gorton Communications Decency Act, which is likely to pass without a strong show of support for Leahy's alternative.

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The Leahy bill, S.714 (called the 'Child Protection, User Empowerment, and Free Expression in Interactive Media Study' bill) proposes a five month study of current law and technological capabilities surrounding access to controversial content via electronic media. Дecency's in the Eye of the Beholder - An alternative to the Communications Decency Act of 1995 (see TidBITS-263) has been proposed by Senator Patrick Leahy. If you encountered this problem, you can grab the new Updater application, or work around the problem by increasing the Updater's memory allocation in its Get Info window. Some machines without RAM Doubler would erroneously report a corrupted master disk when the original Updater ran. The only difference between Updaters 1.5.2 and 1.5.2a is that the memory allocation for the application has been increased from 384K to 512K. The current version of RAM Doubler remains at 1.5.2, and if you've updated to 1.5.2 successfully, you don't need this updater. Although the fix is called Updater 1.5.2a, it's important to note the fix is for the Updater application rather than RAM Doubler itself.

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Updated Updater - Last week Connectix released a maintenance fix for the RAM Doubler 1.5.2 update reported in TidBITS-278.

Apologies for any confusion our tardiness might have caused. This issue is a touch late partly due to the Memorial Day holiday in the U.S., and partly due to us helping Chad and Galen Magendanz ShrinkWrap their apartment and mount the resulting disk image in their new house.

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Finally, we have MailBITS about RAM Doubler, PC Setup 1.0.6, and the Communications Decency Act. Tonya passes on advice for those writing ReadMe files, Adam muses briefly about a good use for some of the PowerTalk technology, and we look briefly at the BBEdit 3.1.1 update. The momentous news this week is that Frontier, previously an expensive scripting program that's in many ways better than AppleScript, is now free.