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From: Adam.Frix@p2.f200.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Adam Frix)
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Subject: Re: An INIT Chooser
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Date: 10 Oct 90 03:00:06 GMT
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mr  b.c. adamson writes in a message on 05 Oct 90:

M B>  Along the same lines is there any INIT chooser that allows multiple 
M B>  sets of INITs to be activated and deactivated? For example I 
M B>  like  to run SunDesk and DeskPict, but they both take HUGE amouts 
M B>  out of  my 2 Meg, so I'd like to be able to define a set of 
M B>  INITs called  "Small memory" that doesn't have them in it and 
M B>  another one (called "Extravagance" or something) that includes 
M B>  all of the memory hogs. Along the same lines, I'd like to be 
M B>  able to have a "programming" set that activates only the "essential" 
M B>  inits that I just can't live  without and also the programming 
M B>  type ones such as Spy. Is there  any INIT chooser that allows 
M B>  me to do this? 
M B>  I realise thast INITCdev has a "Minimum" set and the ability 
M B>  to make temporary changes, but I'd like to ba able to automate 
M B>  these a little more....


You need INITPicker from Microseeds Publishing in Tampa, FL.  Call Robin, tell
her I sent you.

--Adam--
 
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