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From: dalea@cerebus.UUCP (Dale M. Arends X5706)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: On Cue by IMI Software
Summary: Well done, useful INIT
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Date: 16 May 88 23:26:16 GMT
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In article <4797@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu> chow@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu (Christopher Chow) writes:
>
>Has anyone purchased On Cue by IMI Software?  I recently downloaded MFMenu+
>1.31 from a bboard, which is apparently a demo version of On Cue.  MFMenu+
>seems pretty useful [its basiclly MFMenu with document/application launch
>capability], so I'm considering getting On Cue.  If you already have it I'd
>like to hear from you.
>
>Christopher Chow

At their introductory price of $29~ I figured that it would be a fair
addition to my plethora of INITs.  Well, folks, silly me..it's not a
fair addition, it's a GREAT addition.  I have been a user of MFMenu(s) 
for quite a while and now I have something good to replace it with.

It allows you to set up applications, in the menu, to launch when selected.
And if you want documents attached to the applications, fine, add then,
hierarchically, to the menu.  Plus, it acts as a regular MFMenu type
replacement and is user-configurable.

Want the On Cue! icon in the menubar?  Ok configure it, and configure 
if you want key/mouse combos to drop the menu.  How about NO mouse click
to drop the menu?  You can set it to drop its menu whem the mouse just
MOVES to EITHER END of the menubar.

I recommend this one highly (could you guess?) and would even pay twice the
price (which is about what it will go for retail) if I hadn't already
paid less :-).


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