Process Menu Contextual Menu Manager (CMM) Plugin© 1997 All Rights Reserved v1.0 11-Sept-97 george (ty) tempel, ttempel@monmouth.com |
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Description |
The Process Menu plugin lists all the active processes and allows you to switch between them. Think of it as a form of the Application Menu found in the Finder. |
Version History |
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Shareware Fee |
This software is shareware. If you decide to keep it,
please send US$1.00 to the address found
at the bottom of this document.
If you have already registered a copy of this software, then you are
entitled to future upgrades as well. At just US$1.00 you really can't
go wrong, and it will help to put gas in my motorcycle. This software may be included in any free-access online archive. The software may be included in any CD-ROM or similar volume only with the written (letter, fax, or email) consent of the author and provided that the author receives one free copy of the volume. |
Requirements |
The following are required in order to use this software:
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Installation |
Drag the plugin and the
AbstractFilePlugin.lib file onto your closed System folder,
and let the Mac OS put them into the Contextual Menu Items folder, which will
(probably) be created automagically for you by the Finder. Reboot. If you have
problems, then perhaps your system didn't place the plugin into the Contextual
Menu Items folder, so make certain that you have the folder (you can always
create it manually if the need arises), and put the plugin into the folder. Both
the Process Menu plugin and the AbstractFilePlugin.lib file must be
in the Contextual Menu Items folder. |
Disclaimer |
It works here at home on my PowerMac 7500/100 (604/150), as
well as on my PowerMac 8100/80 at work. However, if your Mac OS system should
suddenly go up in a cloud of smoke, start spinning its monitor around and
speaking in tongues, or do other nasty thing such as eating files or snacking
on disks, it's not my fault. I don't guarantee that Process Menu can or will do
anything except take up a tiny bit of room on your hard drive. Doesn't it suck that we need to put disclaimers on stuff like this? |
Credits |
I'd like to thank Apple for the CMM mechanism and SDK, as well as Apple's DTS group for their kind help. I'd also like to thank those individuals who have paid their shareware fees, making this seem worthwhile. This software was developed using Metrowerks' CodeWarrior Pro, and Resorcerer on a PowerMac 7500/150 (604 upgrade). Long live the Mac! |
Contact Information |
Feel free to contact me,
or check my website for more information.
george (ty) tempel ttempel@monmouth.com http://www.monmouth.com/~ttempel 65 West George Street Freehold, NJ 07728-1948 USA |