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In article <kc1t5Ta00Uzx02DWQK@andrew.cmu.edu> pn0o+@andrew.cmu.edu (Peter Ng) writes:
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>I heard that in the event that your Mac locks up, you can use a utility
>called MacBugs to get you out of the jam. A friend of mine said that
>with MacBugs loaded in your system folder, all you have to do is type
>some keys in when your Mac freezes and you should be able to unfreeze
>your Mac.  Is this true and if it is, does anyone know the keys or codes
>that you type in? 
>
>Pete
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>Peter Ng
>pn0o+@andrew.cmu.edu

Macsbug is a for sale product of Apple. You can find out all you want to
know in the documentation when you buy it. 

By the way, it doesn't catch all crashes. Only the easiest ones, and even
then you have to reboot to be sure it has all been corrected. I would not
advise buying Macsbug to be used only for the purpose of catching crashes.
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