The following files are available on ftp://ftp.cc.monash.edu.au/pub/nihongo

         MacSUNRISE_Script_3.2_DEMO.sea.bin
         MacSUNRISE.txt
         MSUN_KD.txt
 
The latter two files are in German, which is not surprising considering
MacSUNRISE comes from there.

Below is a summary, as copied from the Stonebridge Press web site, at:

http://www.stonebridge.com/~sbp/complete_list_software.html

(Charles Eicher (ceicher@inav.net), who provided this English information 
comments: There is also a lengthy review, from an educator's point of view, 
available at:

http://www.sla.purdue.edu/fll/JapanProj/ACTFLreviews/MacSunrise.html)

Charles adds:
* BTW, I have tried this demo, I found it comprehensive, but rather slow, it
* feels unresponsive even on my Powermac 8100/110. Its written in Hypercard.
* IMHO, a serious, expensive software like this should have a faster front
* end. Hypercard is for lazy programmers who can't code in C.

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MACSUNRISE SCRIPT, Release 3 (Mac; CD)
by Wolfgang Hadamitzky

A comprehensive program for learning and looking up Japanese characters.
Displays readings, meanings, compounds
for up to 2,000 kanji. Includes stroke orders, self-tester, randomizer,
browser, recorded pronunciations, custom
kanji-set creator, kanji flashcard printer, and many other functions. 

       Hiragana, katakana, 500 kanji: $129
       Hiragana, katakana, 2,000 kanji: $329
       Demo disk, $5 (applies to purchase) 

System requirements: 

       Hardware: 
       Macintosh computer 68030/25 MHz or higher + CD-ROM drive. 
       RAM: black and white 3 MB, color 4 MB (5 MB with PowerMacintosh
and Modern Memory Manager). 

       Software: 
       Japanese operating system KanjiTalk 6.0.7 or higher.
       or 
       English operating system 7.1 + Japanese Language Kit. 
       This program also works under the English operating system, but
       without display of system kanji in lists.