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In article <33028@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> judge@janus.Berkeley.EDU (Thomas Judge) writes:
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>2. What are MacsBug and Virtual?

MacsBug is a memory-resident debugger and programmer's tool that is
distributed by (I believe) APDA.  It automatically comes up when there
is a system error to tell you what's wrong and let you fiddle around in
memory to see WHY it went wrong.

Virtual is one of the most useful programs I've ever bought, especially
when you consider that it's the ONE thing that's running just about all
the time I have my computer on.  It works on a Mac II, IIx, IIcx, IIci,
SE/30, or Plus or SE with 020 or 030 accelerator, and it lets you use
hard disk space as virtual memory.  It convinces the computer that it
has more RAM than it has.  The new version, 2.0, allows you to use up to
FOURTEEN megabytes of RAM at once.  Imagine having 14 megs to use in
MultiFinder?  I can load a dozen programs in and STILL have room for a
dozen more, and switch between them instantly.  For more information on
this one, call Connectix, Virtual's publisher, at 415-324-0727.

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