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From: kempkec@ure.CS.ORST.EDU (Christopher Kempke)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: How can I keep my application memory resident ???
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Date: 31 Oct 90 08:19:47 GMT
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In article <56297.27285b80@pttrnl.nl> nugteren@pttrnl.nl writes:
>So what the problem really boils down to is:How can I keep my program resident?
>Nils  

I'm just guessing, but try setting the attributes on the CODE resource to
PRELOAD and LOCKED.  If you wrote this in THINK (whatever), there's an
option in the compiler to do this, otherwise I think it required ResEdit.
I think this makes it impossible for even the dread Multifinder to dispose
of your application's code segment.  Again, I may be completely misunderstandingthe problem, too.

	-Chris