I am looking for some more information on Macintosh Guided Tour disk.
I would love to document this for posterity on my GUIdebook Graphical
User Interface gallery (www.aresluna.org/guidebook) and I'd be very
grateful for any help I can get.
I found on the Internet copies of two versions of the Macintosh
Guided Tour -- one that seems to be for the original Mac (400K disk),
the other for System 5.1 (800K disk). Were there more editions? When
did Apple stop adding that to their computers?
See my site for the information I have puzzled out so far:
http://homepage.mac.com/chinesemac/earlymacs/
I have been too busy lately to work on this, but those of you who
haven't checked the site out since around February of this year
should do so. Note that the site has not changed since then. Note
also the new page entitled "The develop CD and its spawn" ...
http://homepage.mac.com/chinesemac/earlymacs/cd.html
I believe the training disk was updated for each major system
software release, although its other content may not have changed much.
I have a photo I pulled off eBay that shows tour disks for the SE,
the II, the SE/30.
The audio tapes were dropped with the big 4.0 update in January 1987.
Basically, all Beige machines came with an audio tape. All Platinum
machines did not.
Best, Eric
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