XRJDM@SCFVM.BITNET (Joe McMahon) (01/08/90)
Any resource which appears to be of an executable type which is found in a "non-application" file will be flagged as an "implied loader". You may have an invisible file called "PIC". Try looking at your disk with ResEdit or DiskTop. --- Joe M.
trebor@uunet.uu.net (Robert J Woodhead) (01/12/90)
XRJDM@SCFVM.BITNET (Joe McMahon) writes: >Any resource which appears to be of an executable type which is found >in a "non-application" file will be flagged as an "implied loader". I think this is VERY dangerous. How do you define what an "executable" file is? How about a Hypercard Stack? It is quite possible for a document to have a legal "executable" resource, and any false positive is going to result in the trashing of someone's data. - -- Robert J Woodhead, Biar Games, Inc. !uunet!biar!trebor | trebor@biar.UUCP Announcing TEMPORAL EXPRESS. For only $999,999.95 (per page), your message will be carefully stored, then sent back in time as soon as technologically possible. TEMEX - when it absolutely, postively has to be there yesterday!