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<script>on mouseUp--The release of HyperCard™ 2.1 and System 7.0 for the--Macintosh has created new opportunities for integrated--software design. Biscuit City Software was formed to--develop integrated engineering software using HyperCard,--System 7.0, and inter-application communications (IAC).----HeidiTools is being distributed because we believe that--data exchange between different computers should be easy.--We would also like to encourage Mac people to begin using--HyperCard 2.1 so that we have a market for future stacks--that take advantage of HyperCard 2.1 and System 7.0.----If your copy of HeidiTools did not come with the full set of--freeware utilities, just send a formatted 800K floppy and--a stamped, self-addressed mailer to the following address:----Biscuit City Software, 38 Chambers St., Newark, DE 19711.--E-mail (internet): johnston@minnie.me.udel.eduanswer "Read more about HeidiTools," & return & ¬"or take a quick tour of the stack?" with "Cancel" or "Read" or "Tour"if it is "Cancel" then exit mouseUpif it is "Read" thenglobal helpMessage,helpButtonNameput the short name of me & " ..." into helpButtonNameput getComments(the name of me) into helpMessagedoHelpelse if it is "Tour" then doTourend mouseUpon doTourlock screengo cd 1 of bg "Tools"set lockMessages to trueset the cantAbort of this stack to trueunlock screen with dissolvewait 60repeat with x = 2 to the number of cards in bg "Tools"lock screengo cd x of bg "Tools"unlock screen with dissolvewait 60end repeatset lockMessages to falseset the cantAbort of this stack to falselock screengo cd 1 of bg "Title"unlock screen with dissolvewait 30showHeidiend doTouron mouseEnterHCBalloon "This button takes you on a short tour of HeidiTools."end mouseEnter</script>
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<script>on mouseUp--This button takes you to the Acknowledgements card.----HeidiTools builds on the efforts of many people, from many--parts of the Macintosh world. This stackware is meant--to be taken as a celebration of their contributions.----"And when you see something that's yours to be done, and--there's nobody else doing it, that's your legitimate territory."-- -- Robert Hunter----(from CONVERSATIONS WITH THE DEAD by David Gans,--to be released in August 1991 by Citadel Press)----If you like HeidiTools, please take a few minutes--to find out about the folks who did the real work ...----Just press the option-key and click any button for more info!global rememberCardif the optionKey is down thendoHelpexit mouseUpend ifput the short name of this cd into rememberCardlock screengo cd "Acknowledgements"unlock screen with barn door open fastend mouseUpon mouseEnterput "This button takes you to the Acknowledgements card." into balloonTextHCBalloon balloonTextend mouseEnter</script>
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<script>on mouseUp--HeidiTools is supplied "as is" with no warranty of any kind.--Please see the "HeidiTools README" file for the fine print.----HeidiTools has been tested on a Mac Plus, Mac II, SE/30,--and Mac IIcx under Macintosh OS versions 6.0.5, 6.0.7,--and System 7.0 (in 24 and 32-bit modes). If you have problems--with the stackware or utilities please let us know so that--we can correct bugs or include suitable conflict warnings.----A final note: many of the freeware utilities invoked--by HeidiTools were written by and for professionals.--The authors of these utilities are busy folks who have--invested their free time creating tools for Mac users.--Please remember that their time for support is limited.----Biscuit City Software, 38 Chambers St., Newark, DE 19711.doHelpend mouseUpon mouseEnterHCBalloon "They made me do it!"end mouseEnter</script>
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<script>on mouseUp--This is a pre-historic form of Balloon Help!if the optionKey is down thendoHelpexit mouseUpend ifend mouseUpon mouseEnterHCBalloon "This is a pre-historic form of Balloon Help!"end mouseEnter</script>
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<script>on mouseUpcleanCardend mouseUp</script>
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<name>Quit</name>
<script>on mouseUp--Click this button to quit HeidiTools--or go back to your Home stack.if the optionKey is down thendoHelpexit mouseUpend ifdoQuitend mouseUpon mouseEnterput "Press this button to quit or go back to your Home stack." into balloonTExtHCBalloon balloonTextend mouseEnter</script>
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<script>--Script of Title background of HeidiTools by Bill Johnston.--© 1991 Biscuit City Software--Handlers: closeCard,cleanCardon cleanCardglobal helpButtonNamehide bg btn "screenButton"if there is a window "About Heidi ..." then close window "About Heidi ..."if there is a window helpButtonName then close window helpButtonNameend cleanCardon closeCardcleanCardend closeCard</script>
