To learn more about using the Remote Desktop client for macOS with Remote Desktop Services, see Get started with the macOS client. This page was originally managed by Kevin Bracey or Cedric Knight.In this article you'll learn about the latest updates for the Remote Desktop client for macOS. Maintained as a historical archive by the Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation.Ĭopyright 1993-2018 IFTF, CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. This site is no longer supported information may be out of date. Runs under Orca or GNO or any compatible shell. Macintosh Ztools (Version 7/1 / 970214) Mark Howell and Matthew RussottoĪpple II Ztools (930818) Mark Howell, ported by Matt AckeretĪpple IIGS executables. OS/2 Ztools (Version 7/2 / 970803) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, ported by John W. TXD (and some other tools) as fat binaries.Īmiga Ztools (Version 7/3 / 980207) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, ported by David KinderīeOS Ztools (Version 7/3 / 980207) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, built by Stephen van Egmond

Macintosh TXD (Version 7/3.1 / 981107) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, ported by Grey Lowell RISC OS Ztools (Version 7/3.1 / 981107) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, ported by Kevin Bracey

Windows Ztools (Version 7/3.1 / 981107) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, ported by Kirk KlobeįreeBSD Ztools (Version 7/3.1 / 981107) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto MS-DOS Ztools (Version 7/3.1 / 981107) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto, built by Steve Nickolas

Ztools source (Version 7/3.1 / 981107) Mark Howell and Matthew Russotto The toolkit consists of TXD, a Z-code disassembler, and Infodump, a story file table parser, together with utilities for verifying and stripping story files, converting Infocom's IBM MCGA graphics files to GIF, and extracting story files from bootable DOS discs. An essential set of Z-machine tools for interpreter authors, experienced Inform programmers, and Z-code hackers, originally written by Mark Howell, and now maintained by Matthew Russotto.

For mac download Z-INFO 1.0.45.16