Apple Developer CD Series CD1 (1989)

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AKA "Phil & Dave's Excellent CD", this disk from 1989 is the 1st CD of what was to become a long line of Apple Developer CD Series. The CD itself, predates System Software 7.0 by several versions.

From the ReadMe:

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                •                 “Developer Helper”                     •
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                •   Volume 1:  Phil & Dave's Excellent CD (prerelease)   •
Compatibility: 
Although the included Mac software can run and is usable in SSW 6 and earlier, the CD image contains a several floppy disk images in "DiskMaker 1.3" format, an imaging software Apple used before it had Disk Copy 4.2
As a consequence, there isn't a disk mounting software that can mount DiskMaker 1.3 disk images on a SSW 6.0.8 or earlier desktop that I know of (if anyone knows of one please let us know).
DiskMaker 1.3 disk images however, can mount on a Mac Desktop by dragging their icon over onto a Disk Copy 6 icon or into a running Disk Copy 6 window. Although, this requires using a Mac OS 7 or later.
Category: 

                    Database        

                    Development Tools        

                    HyperCard        

                    Drivers & Hardware Support        

                    Operating Systems        
Author: 

                    Apple        
Year released: 

                    1989        
Publisher: 

                    Apple        
System: 

                    System 6.x        
Emulation: 

                    SheepShaver (PPC)        

                    Basilisk II (68k)        

                    Mini vMac (68k)        

                    Mini vMac II (68k)        
Architecture: 

                    68k        
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