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From: hammen@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Robert J. Hammen)
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Subject: Re: Mac IIcx questions
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Date: 25 Aug 89 00:09:56 GMT
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In article <21558@cup.portal.com> David_Anthony_Guevara@cup.portal.com writes:
>I have two questions in regards to the Mac IIcx.  The first one deals with
>how you return to the finder after hitting the interrupt switch.  I have
>accidently hit the interrupt switch a couple of times now and I'd like to
>be able to return to the finder/application I was running without losing any
>of my work.

Are you asking how to use the interrupt switch to get back to the Finder? Or
are you just trying to get out of the mini-debugger? I'll answer both 
questions for you:

1) to get back to the Finder:
SM 0 A9 F4 <return>
G 0 <return>

2) to continue with your current application, just type G <return>

>My second question deals with startup screens for large, color monitors.
>I can get a regular Mac startup screen to work, but it retains the 9 inch
>screen size.  I'd like to find an INIT that will allow me to use an image
>large enough to fit my screen (19 inch SuperMac color monitor with a Spectrum

What kind of StartupScreen are you using, a Paint-style bitmap or a PICT ID=0
resource? When I played around with StartupScreens on my II, I believe that 
I got a full-screen image (on my Apple 13" RGB - on a 19" Trinitron, I'd be
surprised). I don't use startupscreens due to too many INITs that call
InitWindows, and the fact that color startupscreens take up mucho RAM (or at
least they used to) that never got recoverd. If this has changed, I hope that
someone will correct me (too busy/lazy to try it right now :-)


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