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From: goldman@apple.com (Phil Goldman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: To all users of ThinkC and MultiFinder...
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Date: 9 Jan 90 02:58:06 GMT
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In article <1990Jan8.162111.3684@hellgate.utah.edu> 
u-atgoat%ug.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Alan T Goates) writes:
>   Don't you hate it when you have Think C already running, and you try to
> double click a project from the Finder. No dice, MultiFinder gives you an
> error message. Well, I got to poking aroung a bit and fixed this problem.
> Here's how:
> 
>   First, turn MultiFinder off and re-boot (if MF is on).
>   Then run ResEdit and open up MultiFinder.
>   Open up the 'mst#' resources.
>   Create a new one, and give it ID #102
>   Open it up as a 'STR#' type.
>   Add the two strings "File" and "Project".
>   Open up 'mst#' ID 101 as a 'STR#'.
>   Add the string "Open Project..."
>         make sure the the ... is just one character (option-semi-colon).
>   Now go into the 'mstr' type and delete ID #102.
>   Save and re-boot with MultiFinder on.

Actually, it's easier and safer to stick these resources in ThinkC itself, 
instead of MultiFinder.  The instructions above are correct w/ ThinkC 
instead of MF, I believe.  If these resources don't already exist in ThinkC 
(I don't know) then you should create them as 'STR#' , etc.

-Phil Goldman
Apple Computer