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From: markham@tsc.cs.unc.edu (Andrew Markham)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Shutting Down an SE using MacroMaker?
Keywords: MacroMaker, SE, Shutdown
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Date: 21 Feb 89 15:04:38 GMT
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Does anyone know if it is possible to use MacroMaker for issuing a ShutDown
command?  The problem I see is that when you use MacroMaker to define a macro,
you must perform the macro and then save it in MacroMaker.  Of course, 
shutting down the Mac would not allow you to save the macro.  Ideally, I 
would like to be able to hit a Control-F1, or something of the sort, in order
to shut my Mac SE down.

Also, does anyone have any ideas about the possibility of configuring a Mac SE
so that a ShutDown command in the Finder will do a "true" shut down (i.e.
like on a Mac II).  If there is any hardwiring to be done, which I assume 
there would be, could it be done by a novice electrician, or would you 
advise skipping this option?

Thanx for any and all help,

Andy Markham
(markham@sunmail.cs.unc.edu)
Computer Science Department
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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