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> In article <1992Jul28.120511.7855@vax.oxford.ac.uk> (comp.sys.mac.apps), 
> banks@vax.oxford.ac.uk writes:
> > In article <36189@sdcc12.ucsd.edu>, al@jeeves.ucsd.edu (Andy Lee) writes:
> > > I have been using On Cue to launch applications from the menu
> > > bar, but seem to be having an init conflict with some of my
> > > other indispensible cdevs/inits.  Does anyone know of something
> > > similiar that I could use and also where I might find it?
> 
> Funny, On Cue gave me conflicts with SuperBoomerang.  (I wonder why...could
> it be because ICOM felt it necessary to superglue On Disk to On Cue?)
> In any case, I hacked out the On Disk part so now my On Cue is just
> On Cue.  If anyone would like, I could mail them a copy of the updater
> that I created...

I had conflicts with SuperBoomerang as well, but switched to Apollo.  It's a 
little faster because it doesn't seem to throw you back into the finder 
before launching your app, like OnCue does.


> > I too endorse Apollo (currently at ver. 0.8).  I use sys. 7 and still
> > find it indispensible.
> 
> It was pretty good, but I STILL think the On Cue configuration process
> is MUCH better.  I miss the Power-button app switching, though.
> 
> > It is very flexible, very neat and has yet to reveal a bug to
> > me (in the current version).
> 
> I had lots of crashes on 0.8b3.  It's either because I'm running System
> 6 (save your flames) or because I have a B&W monitor.  It kept crashing
> on Get(something)Depth.  After several too many crashes, I decided
> to hack out my old copy of On Cue, and the rest is history...

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> Peter Creath                 "When I was a boy I was told that anybody could
> peterc@cubetech.com           become president; I'm beginning to believe ) 
> it."
                                                           -- Clarence Darrow
Haven't had any problems with 0.8b3 on a color fx.

Andy


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