singer@endor.harvard.edu (Richard Siegel) (10/08/87)
I was working on my Mac SE, equipped with a Radius Accelerator (more
on that in my next post), and I noticed that the "Kolor" cdev, which
lets you add color to windows, menus, and controls, had appeared in my
cdev list, even though I wasn't using a Mac II. I clicked on it, and the
machine promptly died. This happened in several applications, including the
Finder.
If I didn't know better, I'd say that Kolor isn't checking for the presence
(or absence) of Color QuickDraw....
If you are using a 68020 board of *any* brand, watch out for this.
--Rich
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* THINK Technologies, Inc. (No snappy quote) *jww@sdcsvax.UCSD.EDU (Joel West) (10/09/87)
Just change the 'mach' resource to be
'$3FFF $0000'
as documented in IM Volume V (APDA Draft), Page 17-6 (Control Panel).
Palomar's Colors cdev does this, and thus is not visible except
on a Mac II. I would be suprised if Russ didn't get this right
on his released version of Kolor, as he researched all the
other issues very thoroughly.
--
Joel West (c/o UCSD)
Palomar Software, Inc., P.O. Box 2635, Vista, CA 92083
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