🚀 go-pugleaf

Merely turning BroadCast into a "receive only" message facility will not solve
the crashing problem.  If someone receives a message during a critical task,
such as saving their document (for the first time in 5 hours?), the message
display will interrupt the task and cause damage.

We used to have this problem here at Penn State.  Now, checking for BroadCast
is part of our standard virus-checking routine.  Every AppleShare startup
disk that we hand out is checked when it is returned.  If we find that someone
has installed BroadCast (into an *invisible* System Folder, no less!), we
simply remove it, usually by recopying the disk from a master.

We've not had any complaints about how "I got this message on my screen and
now my computer doesn't do anything!" recently....

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Christopher Tate                   | somewhere i have never travelled,
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 ..!psuvax1!psuvm.bitnet!cxt105    | your eyes have their silence.