S.U.M. glitches

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From: Doug Moore
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 1988 17:20

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I just received S.U.M. from Symantec.  I ran DeskCheck right after installing
S.U.M. and found that S.U.M. was shipped with a couple of defective bundles.
Namely, Shield INIT's bundle refers to a nonexistent icn# and Disk Clinic's
bundle refers to two nonexistent icn#'s.  The associated file types are
GLON, RTST, and RTLE.  This sort of thing does not reassure me about their
quality control.  Anybody know what these file types are for, or whether
they can be deleted from the BNDL and FREF's of the respective programs?

Doug Moore (moore@svax.cs.cornell.edu)

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From: moore@svax.cs.cornell.edu (Doug Moore)
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Subject: S.U.M. glitches
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