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From: dillon@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Matt Dillon)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Grabbing the mouse port.
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Date: Fri, 13-Nov-87 17:39:58 EST
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>	Issue:  I *STILL* don't know the official way to close a resource
>(there's no CloseResource() call).  Someone suggested CloseLibrary(), but
>that took the machine out real fast.

	Yah, that caught me to.  Somebody a while back from C-A gave us the
answer:  There is no CloseResource() because OpenResource() does not 
allocate anything... simply returns a pointer to a system structure for use
in making resource-dependant calls, etc..

>	Stupid Idea:  Way back when, when the Amiga first came out, I didn't
>like the name "AmigaDOS" at all.  It wasn't imaginative enough.  So I
>started calling it AMTOS for a while (Amiga Multi-Tasking Operating System).
>What say ye?

	Sound to much like Atari's TOS.

					-Matt