Greg Mayman (3:800/449) wrote to Steven Horn at 09:17 on 29 Apr 2003:

 GM> Hmmm... maybe. What I want is a package that operates with mouse
 GM> and keyboard for creating drawings.

Have you tried doing a Google search from Arachne or another browser for a
drawing program?

 GM> MacDraw would work in the early Macintosh with 64k ROM and 128k
 GM> RAM, from a 720k disk that also had the OS, the "system", on it.
 GM> It's the only non-pro drawing package I've seen that could spread
 GM> the drawing over a large number of sheets, 64 IIRC.

 GM> And it was a freebie!

And it likely is no more.:-(

 SH> Is Thunderbyte a TSR?  Does it pre-empt?

 GM> It is actually a package. If the TSR is loaded, it will check every
 GM> time a disk is read or another ap is called. To me that looks like
 GM> routing the disk access or the ap call through the TSR, rather than
 GM> the TSR running all the time.

You're likely right but what function does it serve?  Does it log this
information?  And it must be chewing up a few cycles to be active and using
MEM would verify that.

Take care,

Steven Horn (steven_a_horn{at}yahoo.ca)
Moderator, ALASKA_CHAT 
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