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HyperTMON

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..........................................................Tom Deasey

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What is a HyperTMON?  HyperTMON is a 
debugger for the Hypercard programming 
language HyperTalk.  It is a a very 
comprehensive debugger for the 
HyperTalk language.  

Getting Started with HyperTMON.
HyperTMON's minimum requirement is 
any mac that can run Hypercard but, if 
you only have one meg of memory you 
will have some problems.   One problem is 
that you will get this nice dialog box and 
you can bet you will have problems.  I 
crashed three times due to the fact that I 
had too many windows open at once.  To 
get the most out of HyperTMON at least two 
megs of memory is the best.
Installing HyperTMON is very easy.  You 
have one of two options you can either 
install HyperTMON in your Home Stack or 
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would suggest installing it in your Home Stack because most people don't change 
their Home Stack when they upgrade their 
version of Hypercard so you wont have to 
worry about reinstalling it every time you 
change your version of Hypercard.  To 
install HyperTMON you just open the 
HyperTMON installer Stack and press the 
button of the option you want.  Also on 
this card is a button to remove HyperTMON.  Then it is very easy to run.  All you need to do is call one keyword "HyperTMON" to start it up.  You can have HyperTMON open on the startup of Hypercard or have it start up only on will as I do.  HyperTMON does slow down Hypercard so I don't like to have it running all the time.  I only call it up 
when I'm 
programming 
and need to debug