INIT manager EXISTS (Sort of)

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From: Phil Hunt
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1987 14:31

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All this discussion about an INIT manager is pointless.  CE Software, as
mentioned here before, has written an INIT to do all this.  It is called
AASK.  It runs first, and if the space bar is down when it comes up, then it
shows all your INITS, icons and all, and lets you select the ones you want to
execute, or "ALL on" or "ALL off", for this run (temporary) or permenantly.  
I have used it (evaluated it) and plan to PAY FOR IT!  It helped me debug an
"INIT causing problems" problem.  So Apple, don't bother, CE has it covered.....
 
Phil Hunt

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Subject: INIT manager EXISTS (Sort of)
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Date: 29 Dec 87 14:31:37 GMT
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