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From: stui@avalon.caladan.wa.com (Stuart Burden)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: Re: HAM
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Date: 30 Jun 91 02:39:11 GMT
Reply-To: stui@avalon.caladan.wa.com (Stuart Burden)
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In article <14308@goofy.Apple.COM>, wingo@apple.com (Tony Wingo) writes:
  | The other day I found an INIT called Magic Apple (or MagicApp) up on America
  | OnLine (i think) that provides a Hierarchical Apple Menu.  No documentation,
  | just the INIT. I've only been using it for a day or so, but it hasn't crashed
  | on me yet ;-).

Yes, it's a pretty neat little gizmo.. and the only problem I've had
with it in the week or more I've been using it is that if you have
folder aliases within a folder in the Apple Menu Items folder, when you
select the folder alias, the contents are briefly displayed in another
level of hierachical menus but then they go away and the folder opens
instead.. but it's a great little utility.. I've got my Apple menu down
to 6 items!!

With Magic Apple and AutoMenus (automagical drop down menus :-)), it
really adds some pleasant functionality to the system.

I too came across this extension via normal "public" distribution
means, however the Get Info dialog notes that it is copyright of "Hand
Off Corporation".. no version number etc etc.. and no documentation.

Stu.

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