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Article #7040Re: Utility Please...
From: Thomas Elam
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 05:01
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 1990 05:01
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Phil Cooper asks: Question: Has anyone developed a utility that catches traps and other exceptions and handles them without guru'ing the machine? There was GOMF (stood for Get Outa My Face). Version 1.0 was public domain. I install Version 2.0 every time I boot up. It allows me to sometimes avoid visits to the guru. There was a Version 3.0 that came with a hardware switch that avoided more visits somehow, I think (though I don't remember how). I don't know if GOMF is still distributed or sold or if V. 1.0 is still available. I think probably it is.
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