This Extension (INIT) scans your boot drive upon startup for multiple
Systems and lets you know.
> SystemScanINIT
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> Written by Jason Klapste
> Unlimited Realities
> PO Box 40057
> St. Paul, MN, 55104-9998
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> This INIT is in the public domain. Therefore I can not, and will not
> be held liable for any damages that this does. Not that I think it
> will do any damages, but better safe then sorry in todays world.
> Anyway?
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> This INIT upon startup will scan the boot drive for multiple system
> files and finders. If it finds any, it will put up a notification
> dialog box up if you are running system 7.0, else it beeps five
> times. Then what you would want to do is use the Find File DA, or
> menu command under 7.0 to check for the extra System Files and
> Finders.If you like this program or use it, please send me a note or
> postcard, or if you want, money ($1+) would be nice...
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> Technical Details:
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> Basically, the INIT and CUST code resources are the important
> things. The rest of the resources are all support for System 7.0,
> Balloon help and other stuff. The INIT first loads and scans the
> drive it was run off of (the boot drive in this case) for multiple
> system files and finders. If it finds extra, it will then check to
> see if you are running 7.0 and have the notification manager
> installed (normally part of 7.0). If you aren't running 7.0 it will
> beep at you, and then return to the calling program. If you are
> running 7.0, it will load the CUST resource and plug in current
> handles to the resources that I will need to remove later. These
> handles change of course from every run to the next, so we need to
> have the 'dymanic data' and we need to store that for later when the
> notification is given time. We then install the notification and
> exit. Later, when the notification is called (the completion
> routine) is called, and give time, in which case I just remove all
> my resources and CUST code handles. Then I exit. One thing that I'm
> looking to do, is put up a custom dialog box when the Completion
> routine gets time, and show the locations of the extra files.
> The INIT install routine and drive scanning routines were written
> in Pascal, the CUST resource shell in C, and the guts in Assembly,
> all done with Think Pascal's languages. The greatest around.
> If you would like the source code, please send a disk and $3 to the
> above address. If you would like me to supply the disk, please send
> your return address and $5.
