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From: chavez@ucbvax.ARPA (Thomas M. Chavez)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: System Beep on power on. FLAME
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Date: Thu, 2-May-85 02:47:09 EDT
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Summary: 

Many of you have seen that there is a RESUME button on System Error dialogs.
With most software, it is dimmed, but developers can set a resume routine that
can be called when a system error is generated.  It is set by passing an address
in the InitDialogs ROMcall.  This address will be called if the user presses the
RESUME button in the error dialog.

A good call to use is the ExitToShell command.  This will return the user to th
finder where he can choose whether to edit again, or whatever.  To do this in C,
do the following:

resumeProc();
   {ExitToShell();}

and in your main procedure:

InitDialogs (resumeProc);

The resume procedure will usually work, but there are a few cases where it won't
 for a reason that I don't know.

Hope this helps...
Tom Chavez
chavez@BERKELEY