HyperCard User’s Guide (255 pages, Apple Computer, 1987, 255 pages, 44.5MB PDF, from ).
HyperCard Terms Index (from the book HyperCard The Easy Way).
CompileIt! 2.5.1 Working Mode (functional HyperTalk compiler).
HyperTalk 2.3 Quick Reference, by Jeanne DeVoto (a HyperCard reference stack by a member of the original HyperCard team).
See the section at the bottom of this page… HyperTalk References You can use StuffIt Expander to decompress SIT files. * StuffIt (SIT) files were a common compressed file format on the Mac, and a lot of Macintosh software (even nowadays) is downloadable as SIT files.
Blank Disks (from 400K to 224MB, all in one zip file).
Boston Computer Society Disk Images (a collection of floppies).
Periodic Table of the Elements (HyperCard stack).
Inigo Gets Out, a story by Amanda Goodenough (The Internet Archive).
CompileIt! (compiles HyperTalk scripts to XCMDs/XFCNs).
The Macintosh Repository (mostly Mac application files).
Macintosh Software (more generally, from The Internet Archive).
HyperCard Stacks (The Internet Archive).
68K Macintosh software collection (The Mac Archive).
HyperCard educational resources (directory listing of SIT files*)
HyperCard on (includes links to many HC resources).
These are links to existing resources elsewhere on the web: I’ve focused all my attention on Mini vMac, but another vintage Mac emulator is Basilisk II:
Download SkullBox stack, HyperCard 2.3.5, System 6.0.8, utilities (bootable disk image file, 10.5MB).
Download SkullBox stack (disk image file, 131K).
Download Ports of Mini vMac to Other OS (Android, iOS, Nintendo 3DS, PocketPC & Solaris 10)įollowing are links to stacks and other resources written by me:.
Download a Standard Variation (Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenIndiana & Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0).
Macintosh Software for Macintosh Plus and Mini vMac.
Contentsįollowing are links from the Mini vMac project at The Gryphel Project: Following are links to various resources you can use to emulate a vintage Macintosh. It’s still possible to run HyperCard on a vintage Macintosh emulator, like Mini vMac or Basilisk. HyperCard was one of the most ground-breaking software applications on the early Macintosh. This page will be updated as new resources are found and/or included in blog articles. This is a reference page for a series of articles on emulating the vintage Macintosh computers of the late 1980s, and in particular, HyperCard.
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