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Subject: Re: Utility Please...
Summary: Commercial Product?
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Date: 29 Nov 90 03:20:10 GMT
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Reply-To: mdivax1!mclaren (Gavin McLaren)
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In article <9011262158.AA29395@luke.eecs.wsu.edu> pcooper@LUKE.EECS.WSU.EDU (Phil Cooper - CS495) writes:
>Question:  Has anyone developed a utility that catches traps and other
>exceptions and handles them without guru'ing the machine?  
>

Yup.  See you local dealer for a copy of GOMF! (stands for Get Outta My Face).
Early versions were PD _I_THINK_, so may be available somewhere, free of 
charge.

I know people want free software all the time, but I there are are reasons
to buy commercial software.  First, you are not reinventing the wheel, and
it helps to encourage software developers so that the software you
couldn't possibly get free is there when you need it to be.

That said, I am thinking about my own compiler, harddrive backup, graphics
stuff, etc.  It is fun!

--Gavin McLaren
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