Info-Mac-Request@SUMEX-AIM.STANFORD.EDU (The Moderators) (12/13/89)
Info-Mac Digest Tue, 12 Dec 89 Volume 7 : Issue 219
Today's Topics:
20 Macs and no server to go
A CGM file translator?
Auto Wrap init???
backup software
Boomerang 2.0B9
Christmas beeps
Fifth Generation and Disklock
French/French Canadian System
GRIPS CD-ROM from Meridien Data
Layout 1.9; Uploading to Sumex; Whereis FEdit?
Looking for Mac Vegas (by Videx?)
Low-Cost Data Acquisition Hardware (for Mac II) (summary)
Making ROM-able code with MPW
PageMaker Problem *sigh*
PERL script to get archived articles from sumex-aim
Printing Postscript OPTION characters
Sesame C
Suggestions for Making Info-Mac more readable
Summary of Memory-Upgrade responses
SysEnvirons in THINK Pascal?
Telnet not TN3270
Thanks for Disinfectant!
TOPS for PC Driver protocol or Tools available?
VirusDetective 3.1/VirusBlockade Interaction Bug
VirusDetective 3.1a
VirusDetective 3.1a Search Strings
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 19:50 MST
From: Reitman%UNCAMULT.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu
Subject: 20 Macs and no server to go
We have 20 Macs, from pluses to II's. We want to network them together
and have a common database. The options seem to be Fourth Dimension and
Double Helix on one side and an SQL, like Oracle, on the other. The
downside to Oracel is that we need to have a mini or main frame as
server, I think. I am sure I am not the first person to have to deal
with this problem. What
I would like to ask for the following advice: if you had 20 Macs and
could spend up to $1000 per what would you do for a database program,
networking stuff and server (of course the server is extra).
Thanks.
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 08:53 CDT
From: PKRAMER@crcvms.unl.edu
Subject: A CGM file translator?
Are there any applications for the Mac that can convert or translate a CGM file
into a PICT or TIFF file? A CGM file is a Computer Graphics Metafile. They are
usually produced by graphics packages running on mainframes. For example,
DI-3000 and NCAR graphics can produce them.
I would like to be able to take a CGM file that I have produced on a mainframe
and move it into an application like MacDraw II. These same mainframe packages
can produce postscript files but I am not aware of a package that can translate
a postscript file into a DRAW or PICT file.
In any case, I would appreciate any comments or suggestions on this topic.
Thanks
Paul H Kramer
BITNET: PKRAMER@UNLVAX1
INTERNET: PKRAMER@CRCVMS.UNL.EDU
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 23:45 CST
From: <BPB9204%TAMSTAR.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: Auto Wrap init???
Does anyone have a copy of this INIT? It lets the mouse cursor wrap to the
other edge of the screen automatically.
I've already placed autoCruise into my neighbor's mac as a joke, and I thought
the autoWrap init, in conjunction with autoCruise would be slightly better.
(that is, if they are compatible - if not, I guess his mac crashes...)
If anyone has a copy, please send it to me, or info-mac.
Thanks.
Brent Burton
BPB9204@TAMSTAR
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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 89 13:47 CST
From: B645ZAB%UTARLG.ARL.UTEXAS.EDU@ricevm1.rice.edu
Subject: backup software
Hear at the lab, we have a rather large Macintosh file server that is in
desperate need of really good backup software. Currently the only scheme is
for me to drag certain folders off onto the backup volume with the Finder. If
you have ever had to do this with 5000 files, you know why it is a pain!
I have looked into commercial software to do this, and all that I have
found or heard of falls short in one respect or another. Let me describe the
features we are looking for, and hopefully someone out there can give us a
hand.
We would like to do incremental backup of a partial set of the file
server. We do not want to backup applications, and we only want to backup
files in certain folders. Obviously it needs to be compatible with the
network (EtherTalk) and it would be really nice if it could run on the same
machine as the server and work on a timer in the background.
If anyone has any info I would appreciate what mail you could send my
way.
If there is sufficient response I will post a summery.
Thanks in advance for everything.
David Vernon
Automation and Robotics Research Institute
University of Texas At Arlington
b645zab@utarlg.arl.utexas.edu
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Date: Tue, 28 Nov 89 13:23:28 EST
From: Kenneth Sussmann (PBMA) <sussmann@pica.army.mil>
Subject: Boomerang 2.0B9
Here is another update of Boomerang. It adds no new features, but
corrects several bugs as excerpted from the documentation.
Change from 2.0B8 to 2.0B9
This is a bug-fix upgrade and no new feature. The
following known problems have been fixed. 1) In the
Configure Dialog, RPermanentS and RSearch All
OffspringS button behave strangely. 2) Sometimes,
ROpen FileS after the file selection from the menu just
selects the file, and does not open. 3) Sometimes in
some applications, CR is inserted after a file is
opened by ROpen FileS. 4) When the Boomerang popup
menu overlaps with the applications dialog item, the
dialog cannot be accessed, or something strange (disk
eject etc) happens. 5) In some applications, e.g.,
VirusRx, the dialog does not work. 6) Occatioanl
corruption of Prefs files. 7) Bug in the RPurge Folder
(File) at StartupS option in the Preference Dialog.
Ken Sussmann
[Archived as /info-mac/cdev/boomerang-20b9.hqx; 155K]
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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 89 10:41:28 -0500
From: Keith Instone<instone@andy.bgsu.edu>
Subject: Christmas beeps
This file contains 'snd ' resources of Christmas beeps.
Each sound is a short digitized piece from a popular Christmas
song from the 30's, 40's or 50's.
The 13 sound resources are not named meaningfully, however, so
you have to figure out what is being sung and what song it came from
(and who is singing it). A 'Dont read me file' is included which
list the sounds and where they came from.
These sounds can be listened to using most sound editing programs. To make
them available as your System Beep, you may have to use ResEdit to
paste them in your system file.
I recommend using the BeepShuffle INIT along with these sounds. This
INIT randomly selects one beep each time, so you won't get tired of
these sounds so quickly.
NOTE: I accidentally put an apostrophe ['] and exclamation marks in the
Dont Read Me file name, so some systems may choke on this. If you
transfer the Stuff-It file and unstuff on the Mac, everything should go
smoothly.
Keith instone@andy.bgsu.edu
"...and to all a good night."
PS If you want New Year's Eve sounds, use MacPuke! (^;
[Archived as /info-mac/sound/christmas-songs-part1.hqx; 190K
/info-mac/sound/christmas-songs-part2.hqx; 190K]
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 10:38 PST
From: REUVENI@max.acs.washington.edu
Subject: Fifth Generation and Disklock
Re: Incompatibility of Fifth Generation's DiskLock with HP DeskWriter.
I have been a very satisfied user of Suitcase II and, lately, of FastBack
II. When Fifth Generation offered me DiskLock I was happy to acquire such a
seemingly nice security package.
I installed Disklock on the 80 Mb hard disk in my Mac IIcx.
Everything was fine until I tried to print a Word document on the HP
DeskWriter. The appropriate dialog boxes appeared and then the screen froze up
and I had to reboot. I could only print after I removed DiskLock and disabled
the DiskLock init. This "hanging" of the computer and not being able to print
happened not only with Word 4.0 but with several other applications, all of
which printed fine once DiskLock was disabled. (It is not a question of low
memory - I have 8 Mb of RAM).
I informed Fifth Generation of this incompatibility on November 10, 1989.
I have yet to hear back from them. I wonder if any one else has had this
experience. I also would like to know why Fifth Generation takes so long in
replying.
Zipora Reuveni
Reuveni@max.acs.washington.edu
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Date: Thu, 07 Dec 89 18:15:51 EST
From: stngiam@athena.mit.edu
Subject: French/French Canadian System
Does anyone know the difference between French and French Canadian
system software? Which is most suitable for bilingual English/French
use? Also, I believe that the international keyboards are different
>From US keyboards. If so, are there any problems in using a non-US
system with a US keyboard?
Thanks in advance
Shih-Tung Ngiam
Chem E
'The best little technical
school in Cambridge'
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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 89 17:02 MST
From: DSPhillips%UNCAMULT.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu
Subject: GRIPS CD-ROM from Meridien Data
The December 1989 issue of BYTE, pages 18 and 22, mentions a CD from
Meridien Data of Scotts Valley, CA, containing images from Voyager and
Viking space probes. The disk is entitled GRIPS, Government Raster-Image
Processing Software and Data. Does anyone have a full address for Meridien
Data or other comments about this disk and its contents? Thanks.
Doug S. Phillips BITNet: DSPhillips@UNCACDC
SuperComputing Services DSPhillips@UNCAMULT
The University of Calgary
#390, 1620 - 29 St. N. W. Telephone: (403) 221-8907
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
T2N 4L7
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Date: Tue, 28 Nov 89 21:36:53 MST
From: vturner@nmsu.edu
Subject: Layout 1.9; Uploading to Sumex; Whereis FEdit?
Well, I found yet another version of Layout, version 1.9. I can't
really see any big differences from the one I just sent (1.7) the
other day, but I'm sending it to keep current versions of programs at
Sumex.
By the way, net-landers: Anyone can send files to Sumex. If all of
you who browse the info-mac archives and say "gee, that program is way
out of date, I've got a much newer version," please upload it! On
this note, I've got two requests:
The first is Init Cdev 2.0 (both of these are from MacUser, so maybe
my info is wrong)
The second is RamDisk+ 2.08 (also mentioned in MacUser, December '89)
One last thing and then I'll crawl back into my hole: Does anyone
know what happened to FEdit? I really like the mac-like interface
more than Mac Tools, but it seems terribly outdated. If FEdit is
no longer in production, what are all of you power users using as a
file/sector editing utility?
Any help appreciated (I know I was long-winded, but no flames please),
Vaughan
--
Vaughan Turner BITNET: mcswvt@nmsuvm1.bitnet
Box 3AT Computer Center INTERNET: vturner@nmsu.edu
Las Cruces, NM 88001
[Archived as /info-mac/util/layout-19.hqx; 36K]
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 14:18:34 -0500
From: ack@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Andy J. Williams)
Subject: Looking for Mac Vegas (by Videx?)
In INFO-MAC Issue 215 david@cs.ucla.edu (David Dantowitz) writes:
>Subject: Looking for Mac Vegas (by Videx?)
>
>Any hints on finding it or something like it...
>(It's has most of the casino games you find in Las Vegas)
>
>David
My brother-in-law has an original 128 upgraded to a 512k. He also has
MacVegas. I borrowed the master disk once to run on my (then) 512ke. It
reset the mac when attempting to run. Now my mac is a 2.5mb plus, but I
never tried the run MacVegas again. I don't know if Videx ever upgraded
the program for the later machines. I can only assume that it doesn't work
with any ROMs after the 64k.
But don't quote me on that! :-)
-ajw
--
Andy J. Williams '90 Systems Programmer "Commander tear this code apart
31 North Main Street Kiewit Comp. Center until you've found those bugs! And
Hanover NH, 03755 Office #9 (#9 #9...) bring me the programmers, I want
603-643-2177 603-646-3322 them alive!" -Darth Vader (kinda)
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Date: Wed, 06 Dec 89 12:40:45 PST
From: trewitt@miasma.stanford.edu
Subject: Low-Cost Data Acquisition Hardware (for Mac II) (summary)
I asked a while ago about low-cost data aquisition hardware/software
for the Mac II. There were only a few responses, most of them pointing
at places I already new about:
National Instruments
Strawberry Tree
one other that I don't remember
For my interests, which was mostly low cost, there is nothing out
there. The cheapest system I could find was from Strawberry Tree,
which would run a little over $1000 for the interface board and
connection panel (a requirement for thermocouples). All of the systems
offered about 100 times the speed and 10 times the accuracy that I
needed.
What's a hobbiest to do?
Glenn Trewitt, Center for Integrated Systems, Stanford University
{ucbvax,decvax}!decwrl!amadeus.stanford.edu!trewitt USENet
trewitt@amadeus.stanford.edu Internet
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Date: Thu, 07 Dec 89 01:10:41 ITA
From: Cristina Tozzi <CRISTINA%IRMIAS.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: Making ROM-able code with MPW
Are there any available tools or books that could help me to make ROM-able
code of programs written with MPW C ? I know there are some tools available
>From AppleLink. But I don't have AppleLink access :-( Is there a way to
reach AppleLink archives from Bitnet or Internet ?
Thanks.
Cristina Tozzi
Istituto di Astrofisica Spaziale, IAS
Frascati, Roma, ITALY
cristina@irmias.bitnet
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 15:44:48 EST
From: 3man%UMass.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu
Subject: PageMaker Problem *sigh*
Hello:
I just lost about 2 hours of work with PageMaker version 3.02. Here was the
scene...
o User happily using Macinotsh Plus
o User figures he should save his work
o User tries "save" and "save as..."
o User gets dialog box that said something like "Lock encountered but not
expected"
o User calls friends on telephone in hope...... but to no avail......
ACK!!!! This sucks!! Why does this kind of thing happen to me??
I was using Stepping Out II.... Could that be the problem????
MUCH THANKS IN ADVANCE -John
+-------------------------+-----------------------------+
! Bitnet:3Man@UMASS ! 204 Pierpont !
! CompuServe:70406,1421 ! University of Massachusetts !
! Phone: (413) 546-5181 ! Amherst, MA 01003 !
+-------------------------+-----------------------------+
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Date: Fri, 24 Nov 89 20:54:52 GMT
From: tillamook!dak@uunet.uu.net (David A. Keldsen)
Subject: PERL script to get archived articles from sumex-aim
#! /local/bin/perl
# takes a mac-digest article, extracts the [Archived as... lines, gets
# the files from $SITE (normally sumex-aim) and puts them in $LDIR.
# Written by David A. Keldsen, 11/89 (dak@cs.uoregon.edu)
[Archived as /info-mac/misc/perl-sumex-file-getter.txt; 2K]
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Date: Wed, 6 Dec 89 12:57 EST
From: "Roger Marks, NIST, Boulder, CO. 303-497-3037" <MARKS@enh.nist.gov>
Subject: Printing Postscript OPTION characters
I'm looking for some help on a Postscript printing problem.
I found out long ago that Postscript files are not true ASCII files, since
they use 8-bit character representation. The eighth bit is set whenever a
character is generated using the "option" key. If you transfer Mac Postscript
files to another machine using a file transfer which doesn't include all 8
bits, you will find that the "option" characters are translated into their
"un-option" counterparts.
I learned how to deal with this problem by using the right file transfer
protocol. However, I now have a new problem. We have a LaserWriter IINT
connected to a Sun which refuses to print the option characters. Somewhere
along the line, the 8th bit is being chopped. Now, I know that the 8th bit
really does exist in the Postscript files which reside on the Sun, since I can
ftp them to another machine where they print fine.
So the question is, where am I losing the 8th bit? Could it be in the "lpr"
command? Does it require an option? Or could the problem be in some DIP
switch on the LaserWriter? These machines are not under my personal control,
so I can't do much experimenting with them; also, I don't know anything about
Unix. I'm only hoping that someone has had experience dealing with this
problem and can set me straight. Even any ideas for experiments would be
helpful.
Thanks a lot for any suggestions,
Roger Marks
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Date: Thu, 07 Dec 89 15:19:05 EST
From: "Chris Khoury (Sari's Son)" <3XMQGAA%CMUVM.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu>
Subject: Sesame C
I am a new programmer getting started in the C language and thought I'd tr
y out Sesame C before buying Lightspeed C. I have a few questions though. Does
it support all of the toolbox routines? Can it directly open lightspeed C libra
ries? And if any of you are registered users, How is their upgrade policy? Is t
he company still Alive? And what is the newest version of this program? Any hel
p would be appreciated.
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| |^ /| ---- ------ Christopher Khoury |
| | ^/ | | | | 3XMQGAA@CMUVM.BITNET |
| | | ---- | Forever... "I use my dad's userID." |
| | | | | |------ |
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Acknowledge-To: <3XMQGAA@CMUVM>
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Date: 12 Dec 89 10:14:00 EST
From: "Jeffrey Templon" <templon@venus.iucf.indiana.edu>
Subject: Suggestions for Making Info-Mac more readable
Hi,
In following your recent posting's suggestion I am sending
to you, and to the moderators in case they deem it fit to include
something in the digest... I have an additional suggestion: use
more informative subject lines! Personally I find it hard to deal
with such subject lines as "MS-Word 4.0" or "Imagewriter". I prefer
something like "Problems with Imagewriter Scrunching Top Line" or
"Need Help Connecting Imagewriter to IBM PC", which is a lot more
help in determining if I should read further.
Jeff Templon
Indiana U. Cyclotron Facility
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Date: Fri, 8 Dec 89 18:08:33 EST
From: williams@cbl.umd.edu (Bill Williams)
Subject: Summary of Memory-Upgrade responses
Several weeks ago, I asked the net for advice on memory upgrading on the
cheap, do-it-yourself variety. Here is a summary of what I was told,
and found out for myself:
1. SIMMs are cheap now, and getting cheaper. I paid $79/meg to the
Chip Merchant, in San Diego. Most responders suggested going through
the ads in the back of MacWeek, calling all the 800 numbers listed for
SIMMs, and going for the cheapest one. Sounds good to me. The people
on the phone at Chip Merchant weren't at all helpful, but after a bunch
of discussion I found out that the price is lower if you send them a
check than if you use a purchase order.
2. Instructions: I found two very helpful sets: TN176, available from
the archives (with beautiful MacDraw illustrations in the Stuffit file -
really nice!), and MacWorld, May 1988 pp. 144-151. Nice illustrations
there, too; guess where they got them??
3. Tools: Torx screwdrivers are often available at auto parts stores.
The size is T-15. Case spreaders aren't necessary if you're careful;
use a large screwdriver and gently twist it in the slot between the front
and the back, in several places.
I just finished doing a Plus and an SE today, and they both worked fine
the first time. I borrowed an anti-static mat and wrist-strap from our
college computer fixer, but one responder suggest rubbing down the area
with "Bounce" fabric-softener sheets. Around here (MD) doing it in the
summer would probably suffice...
Many thanks for all the kind advice!
-W2
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 15:46 EDT
From: <PJORGENS%COLGATEU.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu> (Peter Jorgensen)
Subject: SysEnvirons in THINK Pascal?
Greetings,
I am running THINK Pascal 2.02 on a IIcx, and it doesn't know about SysEnvirons
or the SysEnvRecPtr data structure. I can't find these things in any library or
interface unit either. I tried to get LIGHTSPEED-PASCAL-SYSENVIRONS.HQX from
the shadow server at RICE, but it claims it never heard of such a file? It is
listed in an index of files in the Archives.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks much in advance.
Peter Jorgensen
Microcomputer specialist
Colgate University - Hamilton, NY 13346
AppleLink - U0523
BITNET - PJORGENSEN@COLGATEU
tel - 315-824-1000 ext 742
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Date: Fri, 08 Dec 89 09:37:12 MDT
From: "Bruce A. Carter" <DUSCARTE@idbsu.idbsu.edu>
Subject: Telnet not TN3270
BYU has a version of Telnet that allows FTP from the Macintosh, but not
TN3270 (as far as I know). The enhanced version of Telnet can be found
at zaphod.ncsa.uiuc.edu (128.174.20.50) and probably elsewhere. On zaphod
it is in the "contributions" subdirectory under the main NCSA Telnet
directory (whose exact name escapes me at the moment).
Bruce A. Carter, Courseware Development Coordinator
Boise State University, 1910 University Drive, Boise, ID 83725
(208) 385-1250
CERN (BITNet): duscarte@idbsu CompuServe: 76666,511
InterNet: duscarte@idbsu.idbsu.edu PLATO: carter/idaho/pca
AppleLink: U0919 bruce carter/visitors/cerl
UUCP: sun!portal!cup.portal.com!Bruce_Alan_Carter ( <-- I think)
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Date: Tue 12 Dec 89 00:54:52-PST
From: Brodie Lockard <I.ISIMO@hamlet.stanford.edu>
Subject: Thanks for Disinfectant!
I'd just like to say "Thank you very much" to John Norstad, all the folks who
helped research and create Disinfectant, and all the folks who continue to
supply information about the latest viruses. A watchful friend at work told me
about the WDEF virus and gave me a copy of Disinfectant 1.4 just this morning.
Upon checking our machines, we found three to be infected with WDEF (including
a server). They had been infected on 12/6, 12/8 and 12/9. Disinfectant 1.4
cleaned them right up. It's a great example of the espirit de corps that the
microcomputer community so often has.
What I don't understand is this. The people (?) who write viruses must have at
least some small amount of programming talent. Why spend your time writing
destructive programs when you could write something useful that could bring you
praise, publicity, and even money?
Brodie Lockard
I.ISIMO@MACBETH.STANFORD.EDU
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Date: Fri 08 12 89 20:53:00 Z
From: U009%CCIW.BITNET@forsythe.stanford.edu
Subject: TOPS for PC Driver protocol or Tools available?
Does anyone on the net know of document describing the ATALK driver for TOPS,
or sample 8086 code for communicating to localtalk thru the driver
>From the MS/DOS side of the connector?
Regards, Stu Beal, VE3MWM, (U009@CCIW.BITNET),
National Water Research Institute,
Burlington, Ontario, Canada.
The future lies ahead... and behind us lies... lies... lies.
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Date: Tue, 12 Dec 89 19:29:16 CST
From: shulman@sdrvx2.sinet.slb.com (Jeffrey Shulman)
Subject: VirusDetective 3.1/VirusBlockade Interaction Bug
There is a bug in VirusDetective 3.1 when called from VirusBlockade that will
cause it NOT to display/eject an infected floppy IF AND ONLY IF there are NO
windows opened on the desktop. VirusDetective *does* find the virus just never
reports it under these specific circumstances. VirusDetective 3.1.1 will be
uploaded shortly and all registered VirusBlockade (since it only effects them)
users will receive a free upgrade. You can patch VirusDetective 3.1 (and 3.1a)
as follows:
Old: 6642 4A07
New: 4E71 4A07
Jeff
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Date: Sat, 9 Dec 89 14:15:17 CST
From: shulman@sdrvx2.sinet.slb.com (Jeffrey Shulman)
Subject: VirusDetective 3.1a
VirusDetective is a DA for tracking down viruses (or any resources) in files.
You specify the resource type and various attributes. Once the offending
resource is found it can optionally be removed from the file (use this
feature with caution) or file deleted. The user can update the search list
at any time. Shareware.
Version 3.1a contains search string for WDEF virus (no code changes).
You DO NOT need to download it if already have VD 3.1; ONLY download
the search string file instead.
Jeff
Shulman@SDR.SLB.COM
[Archived as /info-mac/virus/virus-detective-31a.hqx; 85K]
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Date: Sat, 9 Dec 89 14:07:43 CST
From: shulman@sdrvx2.sinet.slb.com (Jeffrey Shulman)
Subject: VirusDetective 3.1a Search Strings
This is the modified search string file for VirusDetective 3.x. It
contains all known viruses up through WDEF. If you already own
VirusDetective 3.x you can download *just* this file and read it
in if you already haven't added the WDEF search string. Download
ONLY this file if you already have VirusDetective 3.1 and are having
trouble following my previous instructions.
Complete instructions are being mailed out early this week to all
registered VD owners. If you are registered and still have problems
don't hesitate to contact me via CIS Mail (I check in at least once a
day) or by phone.
Jeff
Shulman@SDR.SLB.COM
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