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In article <538@atux01.UUCP>, jlc@atux01.UUCP (J. Collymore) writes:
> I was recently told about a screen saver program called "Pyro."  It is
> supposed to blacken the screen and then create fireworks-like explosive
> displays on the screen.  I was told this is either shareware or public domain.
> Could someone tell me where I could get this program?  Is it useable on my
> MAC SE?  Is it only obtainable via bulletin boards (I have no modem, nor any
> other access to a BBS)?  If it is shareware, who should I contact and how much
> should it cost?
> 

Pyro is neither ShareWare nor Public Domain.  It includes a specific copyright
notice that states that it is NOT to be given away.  It is included with both
SuitCase and PowerStation, products of Software Supply.  PowerStation is a
Finder replacement that I really like, but some people don't.  I have yet to
find anyone who didn't like SuitCase.  It allows you access to Fonts, DAs, and
FKeys which are not in your System File or the current application just as
though they were installed in the System.

Dennis Cohen
Ashton-Tate Glendale Development Center
dBASE Mac Development Team
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Disclaimer: All opinions expressed above are my own.  I don't know what (if any)
opinions my employer might have.