jonh@pogo.WV.TEK.COM (Jon Howell) (06/15/91)
I haven't researched this very well yet, meaning that I've not RTFM very
much. However, the System 7 compatibility pamphlet says MacroMaker is
"unneccesary" with Sys 7. What takes its place? I used to use MM all the
time; now what do I do? Buy QuickKeys? :v) I've perused the TOC and
index of the Sys 7 reference, and I don't see a replacement. Excuse me
if I've been Rock Solid in the head. :v)
--Jon
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503/657-7964 | 4697-756\305jblue@mwunix.mitre.org (Jason D. Blue) (06/15/91)
jonh@pogo.WV.TEK.COM (Jon Howell) writes: >I haven't researched this very well yet, meaning that I've not RTFM very >much. However, the System 7 compatibility pamphlet says MacroMaker is >"unneccesary" with Sys 7. What takes its place? I used to use MM all the >time; now what do I do? Buy QuickKeys? :v) I've perused the TOC and >index of the Sys 7 reference, and I don't see a replacement. Excuse me >if I've been Rock Solid in the head. :v) > --Jon >-- > jonh@pogo.wv.tek.com | moc.ket.vw.ogop.hnoj >Jon 6417 Sorrel Way | yaW lerroS 7146 noJ >Howell West Linn, OR 97068 | 86079 RO, nniL tseW llewoH > 503/657-7964 | 4697-756\305 Accourding to Apple, MacroMaker was a hack whose time has gone and past, it was not used by most Mac users, and would take too much effort to make it system 7 savvey. They refer people to third party products, such as QuickKeys 2, which is System 7 savvey and AppleEvents smart. Wish MacroMaker was still here - it might have been primitive, but it was free, and worked (usually) well. Jason