These webpages were created using (and this list is not exhaustive... Version numbers have been added when I knew them off the top of my head - like anybody really cares enough to read all of this... <grin!>) :

Hardware:

• (2) PowerMac 5400/180 computers, each with 88 MB Ram, and 1.6 GB HD
• (1) PowerBook 3400/200 computer, with 48 MB Ram, and 2 (?) GB HD
• (1) LaCie 1.0 GB External Jaz Drive
• (2) Echo 33.6 Kbps modems
• (1) Global Village Teleport 56Kbps v.90 modem
• (1) Hewlett Packard Deskscan //cx scanner
• (1) Hewlett Packard Scanjet 870 Cse inkjet printer
• (1) Ethernet 10 Base-T with Net Doubler

  Software:

• Mac OS 8.6
• Mac OS 8.1
• Mac OS 8.5.1
• Sherlock
• RamDoubler (set to 176 MB)
• Claris Home Page 3.0
• Adobe Page Mill 2.0
• Photoshop 5.0
• Bryce 2
• Bryce 3D
• Graphic Converter 3.2
• Jade 1.2
• SimpleText
• Style
• ClarisWorks 5.0v1 and 5.0v3 (now called AppleWorks... again!)
• Acrobat Reader 3.01
• Fetch 3.0
• Netscape Navigator 3.01
• Netscape Communicator 4.05 and 4.5
• Newswatcher (various versions)
• PPP
• Apple Remote Access
• Stuffit Deluxe 4.5 and 5.0.2
• Stuffit Expander
• Expander Enhancer 4.5
• Drop Stuff 4.0
• YA-Base 64
• YA-Decoder
• ClockWork 1.0.0 & 1.0.4
• Chronomenon 1.0
• FWB Harddisk Toolkit
• Norton Utilities
• Disk First Aid
• File Buddy 4.3.2
• Disk Tracker 1.1.2
• Disinfectant
• Super ResEdit 2.1.3
• Resourcer
• Easy Errors
• Quake 1.09 (With the Team Fortress mod) - Okay, I didn't actually use this in the creation of the website, but after 6 or 8 or 15 hours of working on this stuff, I would often need a break, and what better way than to launch Quake, grab my sniper rifle, and start ventilating those guys coming to take my team's flag away...!

• 2fords.net - First and foremost, without the kind offer of the 2fords.net webserver, owned and opperated by John and Linda Ford, the ST. MUG website might still be wandering around looking for a home. Fortunately, with their assistance and patience, the ST. MUG users have a host for this website, and we have watched the site grow from just a concept, through an idea, into reality. John and Linda, I believe I speak for the rest of the group when I say "Thank You" for all you have done in making this possible. We wish you the best of luck in your business endeavors, and hope that this website will help contribute to that success.
• John Rankin, et. al - To those of you who helped us bat around the ideas of what we would need, want, and could actually do on the website, I wish to extend a very sincere and humble "Thank You" for helping to lay the foundation for the site, and for helping me to refine those ideas over time. Without your assistance, I don't believe I would know what to put in the site to make it work. I won't forget your help.
• Buck E. Bohlz - For his wit and wisdom about using the Macintosh computer from the perspective of a newbie terrified and intimidated by all electronic machines - an act, I assure you, this is not. We look forward to many more articles from him that will help show us not only how easy the Mac is to use, but also remind some of us just how far we have come, as most of us - at one point or another - were just like him. Thank you Buck for all you have done for this site and to help boost our belief in the best computer in the world.
• Apple - This might seem like an unusual kind of thing to recognize for assisting in the building of a website, but if Apple had not first made the Apple ][e (which prompted my use of computers) and the Apple //gs (which showed me the power of a GUI ("Gooey" - Graphic User Interface)) then I never would have bought a Macintosh. And if Apple had not made the Macintosh, then the chances are that computers would be using commands like "A:copy A:\someprg.pro, B:\foldera\folder1\someprg.pro, yadda, yadda, yadda..." Sooo, I wish to extend a grateful acknowledgement to the company that showed us that computers don't have to be so darned confusing to use. Oh! And by the way, I do all of my work on a Macintosh! See the above portion of this page for a list of the equipment I used in building this website.
• Ace Of Space - One of the better website background graphics creation locations on the 'Net, this site has literally hundreds of backgrounds to choose from (and believe me, I've looked at every one of them....) and allows for free usage, providing that we offer a link back to them for their efforts. Well, besides the Links page, here it is.... I wish to add, however, if you are looking for a background for a website, a paint program, or a document, this is one great place to look to find one.
• Every site that has allowed me to use images, buttons, banners, backgrounds, and bullets - and whose name I can't think of right now for the life of me.... I offer you both my sincerest apologies for forgetting your name, and my deepest appreciation for allowing me to use work that you have either made yourself, or found (thus saving me the trouble of making the stuff myself.) Again, I offer you my thanks. As soon as I can remember your names, I will be adding you to this list. Until then.... es mia culpa.
• All the ST. MUG members who have offered not only their suggestions as to what should and should not be included on this site, but have - more importantly - offered their assistance in its creation. Your assistance has been invaluable. Thanks for giving me a chance to do this.
• And last, but not least, to each and every person who has visited this site (and subsequently given us the almighty "hit") - whether as a member of the ST. MUG family, or as a welcomed guest, it is for you that these pages have ultimately been created - not us. For without you and your visiting us, there would, in fact, be little reason to even have a website. I hope we never forget the value that you bring to this website by your very presence. Thank you for coming here. I hope that you return often.