This is a very quick and dirty TOS application.  It reads through 
your ST's cookie jar, if you have one.

On startup, you will be asked where you want output to go. If you 
press return,  output will go to the screen.  Enter PRN:, for the 
printer port, or a filename for disk files.

The program will then produce a brief report about your computers
cookie  jar,  including comments about identifiers that it  knows
about.  For identifiers that it does not know,  a comment to this
effect will be output. The program will detail the name of the 
identifier,  the  cookie value expressed as a high word  and  low 
word  (in  decimal),  and also the cookie value expressed  as  an 
address (in hexadecimal).

This program is in the public domain.  You are free to modify the 
(rather dubious) source code in any way you see fit (It took  all 
of  about  half  an hour to write--I might  even  get  around  to 
writing it as a desk accessory one of these days).

Comments  about  the cookie jar are made in  the  program.  These 
comments  are made based on my own delvings into the cookie  jar, 
and are certainly not to be taken as gospel.

Error checking is practically non-existant in the program. If the 
printers  not on and you send output there you're in for  a  long 
wait.  If  you give a file name that exists as a read only  file, 
then more than likely bombs away.