Stepleton's compiled ToolKit examples?

[RebeccaRGB]

In 2023 stepleton released a disk image with compiled versions of the example ToolKit applications provided with the Workshop, complete with custom icons. It was available on stepleton.com and was shown in a YouTube video. Unfortunately stepleton.com is no longer online and archive.org did not archive the disk image. Did anyone happen to save a copy?

[stepleton]

Yeah, sorry folks, my fault for letting it bitrot. The custom icons were my own design and while I could likely recreate them from photos, I would hope instead that someone might have kept the dc42 file around. The actual compiled programs are not too hard to recreate, but someone else pulling a disk image out of their back pocket would be easiest of all.

If folks want to search their computers' hard drives, the file was called Compiled_ToolKit_Examples.dc42 (or Compiled_ToolKit_Examples.dc42.bin if you left it BinHex'd).

(In case anyone was wondering, RebeccaRGB is asking here at my suggestion and had diligently reached out to me first.)

[sigma7]

Attached... compu85 gets the "Archivist of the week" trophy!

Google says it doesn't exist - Some of you may not be old enough (or too old to remember when Google was a great way to find things... (kidding, but 20 years from now, who knows)

DuckDuckGo found it in a Readme at

https://www.compu85.net/stuff/Lisa/Software/Readme.txt

The Readme shows the file in an "OtherSW" folder. However there isn't such a folder in compu85's site hierarchy as far as I can tell.

But there is a 72 MB file named "Useful Apple Lisa Files.zip" at the same level as the Readme, and ... success.

[bmwcyclist]

Nice!

I'll put a copy of this on my global talk share once the power comes back on after the storm...

[stepleton]

Fantastic, thanks!

[RebeccaRGB]

Excellent. Thanks everybody!