Where (in mem) is the finder?

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From: Robert L. Armitage
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 1989 16:17

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Back in the "Good Old Days" when I had a Mac Plus, I could hit the
programmers interrupt switch and type "g 40f6d8" to return to the
finder, Now that I have a Mac SE this no longer works. Can someone
out there in Netland help me out?
(also are there any other interesting sys calls out there [on aSE] ?)
PLease respond by mail as I don't get to read the BBoards too often....
Thanx in advance

Rob Armitage                        Bill the Cat _   /\
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From: ra1d+@andrew.cmu.edu (Robert L. Armitage)
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Subject: Where (in mem) is the finder?
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Date: 18 Oct 89 16:17:45 GMT
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