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A brief note on the source I posted.

The line:  if (TextHand != noErr) {

Should actually read:  if (TextHand != NULL) {

By coincidence, noErr and NULL both equal zero so the example
works anyway, but it isn't really correct.  With most resource
manager calls you would check the global ResErr to see if the
call completed properly, but there's a bug in GetResourse() that
permits it to return in noErr even in cases where it was unable to
get a resource, so with GetResource() it's best to check the handle
it returns to see if it is equal to NULL or not.  (If it is NULL,
the call failed.)

I was typing faster than I was thinking, sorry.

----Chris