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The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM

The Apple MacAdvocate CD (part L02177A) was released spring 1997 as a promotional item. The disc contains tones of information on switching to a Mac, several Apple Computer commercials, product information and lots of other interesting items. The disc runs on both Macs and Windows PCs.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
The paper case includes the line 'Runs on Macs and Windows PCs (no, that's not a misprint)'.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
The back of the case gives you some information about the disc.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
Here you see the (rather hard to scan) CD-ROM.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
When inserted into a Mac the root folder opens automatically to this screen.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
The Read Me First folder has a message stating that you should have QuickTime 2.5 and Adobe Acrobat Reader 2.1 installed to make full use of the CD.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
If I recall correctly I have an issue of Mac User (or maybe Mac Addict) with the results of this contest.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
The Apple Products demo is an interactive information program showing advantages to using a Mac and other information.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
The intro to the Apple Products application complete with lame photos of people smiling and using Macs.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
Each product line can be clicked on for more information specific to it.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
Once a product line is chosen a slideshow type presentation will start providing you with information about that particular family of Macs.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
Here you can see a slideshow similar to the one above detailing the advantages of PowerPC based Macintosh computers.
The 1997 MacAdvocate CD-ROM
The intro graphic for the slides showing off the PowerPC chips used in Power Macs of the time. The chip shown is a PowerPC 601 processor made by IBM.
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