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From: Joe McMahon
Newsgroups: comp.virus
Subject: Appleshare Servers and WDEF
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Date: 9 Feb 90 13:58:35 GMT
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Hah! Another good defense for your hard disk. I believe there's an
INIT available which adds the Appleshare desktop management code to
your Mac (if I remember right, the "Oscar" program includes this).
Install that on your hard disk in the System folder, blow away the old
Desktop file with ResEdit/Disktop/et al, and there you are. As Brian
puts it, there's nowhere for WDEF to live. Does Apple support using
the Desktop Manager INIT on a non-Appleshare Mac?

 --- Joe M.