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As I recall Macintosh INIT resources are supposed to be just code
ending in an RTS, right?  I am writing a (very) small init in MPW Pascal
which seems to work fine on a Macintosh Plus, but causes my MacintoshII
to quickly visit Macsbug with an address error.   In looking at the
code generated by MPW, I notice that the code gets bracketed by a link/unlink
pair, and does indeed end in an RTS.  Using dumpcode in MPW to look at
lots of other INITs, from Apple and public domain sources, I notice that
they have no link/unlinks and some seem to have a header containing the
word "INIT"...   have I been up too long,..am I missing something? too much
coffee,  or what?   :-)

Does anyone have the source to a small Pascal init they'd care to share?


Please respond via mail, I'll summarize..

	Thanks,
	  David

David HM Spector				New York University
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From: russell@acf3.NYU.EDU (Bill Russell)
Date: 16-Oct-87 03:03 EDT
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"Parity is for farmers." -- S. Cray
(But I think he's changed his mind since this was originally uttered [196x].)
-r
(Richard Reich as russell@nyu)
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From: dube@acf3.NYU.EDU
Date: 15-Oct-87 08:19 EDT
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Barron's Financial Weekly has a listing of credit card fees and rates,
including a couple of no-annual-fee cards, in each issue.  It
appears on the next to last page (or thereabouts).

That's where I found out about Mastercard from Dauphin Deposit Bank
in St Louis (?), which I've now been using for several months.
I have had no problem, and no annual fee either.
Don't know if you'll need a cosigner, though.

Good Luck,  Ira Kaplan     kaplani@csd2.nyu.edu


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I just looked in this week's Barron's, and it didn't have the
credit card listings, so I guess it's not in each issue.
Sorry ...  look through some of the more recent issues, or just try
to get in touch with 
	Dauphin Deposit Bank & Trust Company
	PO Box 4385   Harrisburg PA 17111

(not St Louis!)
which charges me no annual fee.
Disclaimer: I could be wrong.
Disclosure: My only connection to this Bank is my plastic, and I
	anticipate no gain from this posting.

Ira Kaplan  kaplani@csd2.nyu.edu

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From: bako@acf3.NYU.EDU
Date: 15-Oct-87 20:18 EDT
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Thank god for those rugged titanium bodies...

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