This annual collection contains the following 14 papers about the use of Macintosh computers in libraries: "Of Mice and Macs: The Integration of the Macintosh into the Operations and Services of the University of Tennessee, Memphis Health Science Library" (Lois M. Bellamy); "Networking Reference CD-Roms in the Apple Library" (Mary Ellen Bercik); "In Splendid Isolation: The Macintosh at the University of the Arts Libraries" (Stephen Bloom): "A Shareware System Shared" (Carol Bonham); "Database Publishing by the Shores of the Chesapeake" (Kay Brodie and Claudia Jewell); "Business Sense: Using the Macintosh in a Business School Library" (Lene Byskov and Jorgen Albretsen); "Macintoshing the Special Library: A Case Study" (George H. Drury); "The 'Macintoshed Life'...in a Junior High School Library Setting" (Carol Felch); "Using HyperCard as a Promotional Tool" (Barbara Mattscheck); "It Started Slowly...and It Grew...And Grew...And Grew" (Mary E. Okarma); "The HyperCard Library Instruction Project" (Joan Parker); "How I Learned to Stop Worrying...(and Love the Macintosh)" (Barbara Passoff); "Reach Out and Type at Someone (or How I Found Happiness in Sleepless Nights on the Fidonet)" (Alan Rowoth); and "USCInfo: A Development Platform for Tomorrow's Information Rich Environment" (John Waiblinger). Also included are an introduction, "Survival of the Fittest: The Evolution of The Macintosh in Libraries" (Edward J. Valauskas); a directory of vendors; an index; and "Toolbox," a list of hardware, software, typeface, and output used in the publication of this collection. (ALF)