# Newton Programming Material on the Internet

## Web sites

### Programming for the Newton using Windows Home page

This contains information on the book including any corrections and additional information.

### Apple's Newton Development page

This contains Newton development information and tools. It's where you'll find online versions of Newton Programmer's Guide and the DTS Samples.

### Apple's Newton Toolkit page

This is where you'll find a limited (beta or demo) version of Windows NTK.

### Apple's World of Newton page

This contains all sorts of information from Apple on Newton (including development information).

### The Ultimate Newton

This contains pointers to everything on the Internet having to do with Newton.

### Creative Digital

They publish PDA Developers, ViewFrame (a Newton-based Debugger), and Ragout (a soup management utilty).

## Other

### Newton Programmers' newsgroup

The Usenet newsgroup comp.sys.newton.programmer has a number of Newton programmers (as well as a surprising number of Apple engineers) discussing Newton programming.

### The Australian Newton Developer Mailing List

The Australian Newton Developer mailing list is a programmers' mailing list that isn't limited to those from down under. To subscribe, send mail with the subject `Subscribe` to newton-dev@moreinfo.com.au.

### develop Magazine

develop, The Apple Technical Journal is a quarterly publication of Apple Computer's Developer Press group. It is published quarterly in March, June, September, and December. develop issues and code are also available on AppleLink. This publication has a monthly Newton Q&A section and occasionally contains Newton programming articles. These articles are always of high quality and well worth reading. Subscriptions to develop can be had from APDA or via e-mail at order.adc@applelink.apple.com.

### Useful FTP site

The ftp site newton.sys.uea.ac.uk contains mirrors of many Newton ftp sites around the world.

From the book Programming for the Newton using Windows , by Julie McKeehan (julie@pobox.com) and Neil Rhodes (neil@pobox.com).
Last updated September 4, 1996.