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From: billj@uop.edu (Vinyl Suede)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: ResEdit 2.1 - Pig Mode
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Date: 21 Mar 91 03:42:40 GMT
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johnroc@ucsco.ucsc.edu (John Rocchio (x3511)) writes:


>In article <1160@sppy00.UUCP> tlf@sppy00 (Business Boy) writes:
>>You know, whenever you get a new piece of software from Apple you
>>wonder what those guys setup the software to do when keys are held
>>down on startup. Well, in ResEdit 2.1, if you hold down Command, Option,
>>Shift you get a dialog asking you if you want to enter "Pig" mode.
>>What is "Pig" mode? If its in the docs I don't have 'em.
>>-- 


>According to ResEdit Reference, Pig Mode is a "special stress testing mode",
>where memory compaction and purges happen on every event except nulls.  
>"It is suggested that you avoid invoking this mode unless you are writing 
>an editor and need to stress-test it."


speaking of which, could someone email me the resedit documentation?
(if it's a file, of course)  the version i have didn't come with it.


thanks in advance,

VS

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