phil@mit-amt (Phil Sohn) (01/24/89)
What programs launch other programs under Multifinder? I have played with HD Runner 1.4 and have had some problems with crashes and non-programs (such as CDEVs, Backgrounder, etc) being listed. Anyone know if there is a latter version or some other program that works better? Phil Sohn phil@ems.media.mit.edu
holland@m2.csc.ti.com (Fred Hollander) (01/24/89)
In article <3505@mit-amt> phil@mit-amt (Phil Sohn) writes: > > What programs launch other programs under Multifinder? I >have played with HD Runner 1.4 and have had some problems with >crashes and non-programs (such as CDEVs, Backgrounder, etc) >being listed. Anyone know if there is a latter version or some >other program that works better? I'm not saying there is only one, but I only know of one - On Cue. It's very convenient, giving you a pop-up menu of your favorite applications anywhere, anytime. You can configure the modifier keys to use to bring up the menu anywhere or bring it up in the screen corners. The menu is hierarchical, allowing you to attach documents to each application. Fred Hollander Computer Science Center Texas Instruments, Inc. holland%ti-csl@csnet-rela The above statements are my own and not representative of Texas Instruments.
stuartb@microsoft.UUCP (Stuart Burden) (01/25/89)
In article <68039@ti-csl.CSNET> holland@m2.csc.ti.com (Fred Hollander) writes: | I'm not saying there is only one, but I only know of one - | On Cue. It's very convenient, giving you a pop-up menu of | your favorite applications anywhere, anytime. You can | configure the modifier keys to use to bring up the menu | anywhere or bring it up in the screen corners. The menu | is hierarchical, allowing you to attach documents to each | application. Master Juggler also allows you a popup of applications and/or tied documents. One of MJ's best features is to remember and hide windows as you flip from one app to another under MultiFinder (great for terminal emulations, when you don't REALLY want to have to resize the window to move disks in and out of drives). Another alternative might be PowerStation by Steve Brecher (I'm not sure if this is also being distributed by Fifth Generation ala SuitCase..?). | Fred Hollander Computer Science Center Texas Instruments, Stu. __Paths to my door:_______________________ microsoft!stuartb@beaver.cs.washington.edu - Usual disclaimer, that all microsoft!stuartb@uw-beaver.arpa - the above is pure fantasy microsoft!stuartb@uunet.UU.NET - and Microsoft only [DE01HB]stuartb@DASNET# {from AppleLink} - gave me the Mountain Dew stuartb@microsoft.uucp {well connected} - to dream it all in a D2012 {@applelink.apple.com - shared acct} - caffeine haze :-) __________________________________________________________________________