Welcome to the Spies Magic Cap Freeware Archive. If you own a personal communicator that runs General Magic's Magic Cap operating system, you'll be interested in this collection of freeware Magic Cap packages.

Last change: 24 Feb 96
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What's new?

This site just got a face lift! In addition to gratuitous changes, like shiny text in graphics, the freeware page is now split into two smaller pages, a page for utilities and a page for fun stuff.

New packages:

• Coupon Grabber, an image and sound coupon maker formerly known as Imaginizer
• Outfitters Direct, a way to purchase Magic Cap packages online, using your communicator
• UUDecode 0.98, with bugfixes and support for Magic Cap 1.5
• Favorite Places
• Internet Fixer, a fix for a small but annoying problem with Internet labels

What's here?

	Instructions		Utilities
	Fun & Games		Development Tools
	Demoware		Other Magic Cap sites

• The legal stuff
• Software you'll need
• Anonymous ftp sites for this software

These packages might not have undergone extensive testing and might contain bugs. Use these packages at your own risk. To be safe, make a backup of your Magic Cap data before using these packages.

General Magic is not responsible for these packages nor is it responsible for this archive site. If you have questions about a particular package, please contact the author of that package. If you have questions about this site, please contact ceej.

What do I need to use these packages?

The files in this archive are in Magic Xchange format. To download and use them, you'll need this software:

• Magic Xchange, for either the Macintosh or the PC.
• A way to decode the files. The Macintosh versions are binhexed StuffIt archives, which you can decode with any of a zillion utilities. The PC versions are zipped Magic XChange files.

• /MagicCap/Mac/, for binhexed stuffit files.
• /MagicCap/PC/, for zipped package files.
• /MagicCap/Uuencoded, for uuencoded package files. This directory is where you should grab packages by ftpmail to use with Greg Satz's UUdecode.

Onward to the freeware!

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