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In article <564@ftp.COM> nancy@ftp.COM (Nancy Connor) writes:
> I have a Mac II with 6.0.  I downloaded the ScreenDump II utility that
> was just posted to comp.binaries.mac, installed it, and ran it.  When
> I ran it, the Mac played a bit of music, blanked the screen, and put
> up an angry mac with two rows of hex digits underneath.  Bad News!
> [HORROR STORY DELETED]
> Any suggestions for getting my network interface back will be
> gratefully accepted.  My Mac is feeling very lonesome.
> 
> 	-Nancy Connor
> 	FTP Software
> 	...!harvard!ftp!nancy
> 	nancy@ftp.com

If by your "Network Interface" you mean something which at startup time
hooks you up to a fileserver, like Appleshare's "UserName/Password" dialog,
these are INITs which require resources installed in the System File.
If you replace this, they're gone.

Appleshare comes with a Workstation Installer disk which you run on your
system file to configure it for network connection. Your system probably
had something similar done to it.  Rerun this program, or--if you came to
your Mac with it already running--talk to your network administrator.

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General Question: Has anyone else had problems with Screendump II? I've
downloaded it and wanna run it, but I'd rather not be the net's guinea pig
either... (:->).

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Hope this helps.



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