quake ii business / commercial software for mac

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Requirements:

• Power Macintosh System 7.5 or later Internet connection Quake for the Macintosh (version 1.08.3 or later)

Barkanoid II 1.0 is considered as a classic arcade game which requires quick thinking and sometimes even quicker reactions from the player.
In each level the task of the player is to destroy all tiles on the field by hitting them with the playing ball. At the same time he must avoid loosing the ball by navigating his bat at the bottom and direct the balls to hit each tile that is still remaining in the level.
Many new features and various gimmicks will guarantee that this classic game will offer many hours of exciting gameplay for the player.

Major Features:

1. 300 levels
2. Over 50 extras to collect
3. 9 different bats and balls
4. Weather effects like snow, rain or fog
5. Different backgrounds
6. Edit able bat behaviour
7. Different stages of difficulty
8. Many new animations and effects
9. Save able passwordsystem for each level
10. Save able highscores

Requirements:

• G3/400 or higher
• 64 MB RAM
• 8 MB Videocard
• MacOS X

Baby Safe II 2.1.7 is regarded as a superior and tractable program for Mac OS X 10.2 and above (10.3 OK) that provides a safe environment for your baby to play with the computer, while at the same time preventing your baby from causing chaos on your computer.

Once you run Baby Safe II, it displays basic geometric shapes, the alphabet, numbers and pictures as the baby or toddler hits the keyboard or uses the mouse. Sounds are also used to teach the alphabet and the numbers. While Baby Safe II is active your work is safe and your baby can have some fun and learn a little bit.

Baby Safe II uses the whole screen, and it prevents application switching, Expose, the Dock and the menu bar from appearing. The power key is also disabled while Baby Safe II is running so there is no way to get out of the program until you type a special word. Babies (and cats I am told) are therefore free to play around on the computer.

Once a special word such as "byebye", "adios", "quit", "exit", "ciao" or "au revoir" is typed, Baby Safe II stops the animation and returns the menu and Dock to you. The chances of a baby typing that exact sequence of letters is very, very low.

The best thing to do is to setup Baby Safe II on your Dock, so that you can get to it quickly when you see the baby approaching you. The first time you run Baby Safe II openj the preferences (after typing byebye).

In the Preferences you have options to show your own pictures or not, how often, use sounds, musical chords, and more. The option to run at login can be used when your computer is set to login automatically at startup, should the baby press the power key and turn on the computer Baby Safe II will run automatically.