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Subject: MacTrick
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Date: Sat, 19-May-84 11:33:24 EDT
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Posted: Sat May 19 11:33:24 1984
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Date: 18 May 1984 11:23:39-EDT
From: uw-beaver!Edward.Tecot@CMU-CS-H
Subject: MacTrick
To: utcsrgv!peterr
To: microsof!infomac


	I discovered this while perusing Inside Mac:

	If there is something marked as a generic document, and it is
	really an application (such as realfinder on the guided tour disk)
	You can run it by holding the feature (control) key while
	double-clicking.  Btw, this will work for any file, so you can
	re-boot by doing this to the finder file or crash the Mac by
	doing it to a random document.