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GoMac 2.1.1

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gomac_2.1.1.hqx_.hqx (972.67 KB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Emulation
This app works with: SheepShaver, Basilisk II,

Action GoMac 2.1.1 gives a Mac user a Windows-like Taskbar at the bottom of a Mac's Desktop Screen.

Bugfixes:
- Version 2.1.1 fixes a problem that would cause the control panel to unexpectedly quit when switching between items in the control panel.

Version 2.1 adds the following:
- Added support for Microsoft Office 2001
- Added the ability to show an original file directly from any QuickLaunch item in the Task Bar
- Enhanced the ability to find Applications and Documents folders under Mac OS 9.x
- Added the ability to show an original file directly from any active application
- Added an option to automatically add active applications to the Start Menu
- Added compatibility with Apple DVD Player and iMovie
- Added the ability to pre-cache icons when GoMac is hidden at boot time, leading to substantial speed improvements
- Added checking to ensure that GoMac will not load under Mac OS X Classic environment

Serial number: C210N9092161220141

See Also: GoMac 1.4x, GoMac 1.5 - 1.6, GoMac 2.0.2

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k

Requires a 68020 or newer CPU. The architecture is 68k, but it also runs fine on PPC Macintosh.

Mac OS 7.6 - Mac OS 9.2.2.

Comments

MikeTomTom's picture
by MikeTomTom - 2018, June 17 - 2:25am

Curiously, the DL file named "gomac_2.1.1.hqx_.hqx" is not a ".hqx" file at all.

- It is actually a StuffIt 5x type ".sit" file.

You can simply rename this file to "gomac_211.sit" or similar and it will unstuff just fine.

epicMac's picture
by epicMac - 2010, November 13 - 5:40pm

Here's another place you can get Action GoMac from:

http://download.cnet.com/Action-GoMac/3000-2072_4-10006589.html

MikeTomTom's picture
by MikeTomTom - 2010, November 9 - 11:45am

Aha now the screenshots are there. Very nice shots, too.

Thanks for locating this version. It works the best on Mac OS 9.x.

Konpon96's picture
by Konpon96 - 2010, November 8 - 4:26pm

Strange, I typed serial in SheepShaver without Ctrl+V and it accepted it.

MikeTomTom's picture
by MikeTomTom - 2010, November 8 - 10:57am

I've found with Sheepshaver, sometimes it will not accept pasted-in serial numbers. Not always, but sometimes - and then, what normally should be upper-case, you need to use lower-case. If you can't do a normal cut-n-paste 1st up, then you need to try typing in by hand, and if it still doesn't accept, try changing the upper-lower case parts. It "may" then work.

It appears that you tried to get in a few screenshots with the upload too, but they also didn't take?