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From: vallon@sbcs.sunysb.edu (Justin Vallon)
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Subject: Re: Monkey (was Re: Word 4.0 fractional widths)
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Date: 31 Oct 89 20:36:06 GMT
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In article <4970@internal.Apple.COM> wrs@apple.com (Walter Smith) writes:
>Monkey is a real DA that has been around practically forever.  The very 

Does Monkey still work?  I seem to remember throwing it out because it
crashed (not the program, but it didn't even get to the seed dialog).
Guess it was something else.  Where can I get Monkey (assuming it is
public domain/shareware/available-to-anybody-who-has-ever-bought-a-mac
license)?

>randomness.  As IM says, it just spits random keys and mouse clicks into 

Really?  Where does IM say anything about Monkey?  I've never seen anything,
but I read with my eyes closed :-)

>--
>Walter Smith                            wrs@apple.com, apple!wrs
>Apple Computer, Inc.                    (408) 974-5892
>My corporation disavows any knowledge of my activities on the network.

-Justin Vallon
vallon@sbcs.sunysb.edu