With Conflict Catcher 4, we have worked very hard to bring you the very latest in Startup File management and conflict identification.
This demo will work for seven days. After seven days have passed, Conflict Catcher 4 will no longer load and be available to manage your startup files. Conflict Catcher 4 requires System 7 or later.
Before you begin the installation process, it's important that you understand that you will need to be running System 7 or later and that you must have at least 1.3 MB of free space on your hard disk for Conflict Catcher to be installed on your system. If you're not certain, don't be concerned—Conflict Catcher's installation program will check to be certain these conditions are met before it actually copies any files onto your system.
After installing Conflict Catcher and restarting your computer, Conflict Catcher will create a set titled "Standard Set". This set reflects the way that Conflict Catcher found your system at installation. Any startup files that were not enabled will be in a disabled folder within your System Folder.
• If You're Upgrading From Conflict Catcher II or 3
Conflict Catcher 4 will automatically read CC II or CC 3 preferences, recognize the enabled and disabled startup files, and convert them – including sets, links, and reordering information. However, with our newly added links you may find that some of yours "overlap" with those that now come predefined. You will be warned if this is the case.
• Conflict Catcher 4 will overwrite the CC II or CC 3 Control Panel and Extension, but will leave your preferences untouched. Therefore, if you wish to go back to using your previous version, you must reinstall from the floppy disk.
• If You're Switching From Another Startup File Manager
Conflict Catcher 4 will automatically disable most startup file managers on restart. These include: Apple's Extension Manager, Now Startup Manager, INIT Picker and Symbionts.
• For users of At Ease:
If At Ease software is installed on your computer, you must turn it off before you install Conflict Cather 4. For instructions, see the manual that came with your At Ease software.
Before you insert the Conflict Catcher 4 installation disk, we recommend you restart your Macintosh with all extensions turned off. This has the added benefit of disabling any virus checking software that might mistakenly suspect that a virus might be trying to "infect" your system. To do this, hold down the shift key as you restart your system. As your system starts up, it will display the message "Welcome to Macintosh" in a box at the center of the screen. Just below it you'll see "Extensions off"—this means that none of your startup files will be loaded and your system should start up sucessfully to the Finder.
1. Once the Finder appears, you should insert your Conflict Catcher 4 installation disk and locate the "CC Installer" icon.
2. Double-click on the icon to run the installation program, and you'll see the installer's introductory screen.
3. Click "Continue" to get started with the installation—Conflict Catcher 4 installer's main window will appear.
When you've read the contents of the install information window and are satisfied with the Install Destination, click "Install" to actually start transferring the Conflict Catcher files.
Once the installation is done you are urged to click on "Restart" so that you can begin to benefit from Conflict Catcher right away!
Conflict Catcher 4 Removal:
To remove all of Conflict Catcher 4's files, double click on "CC Installer™", click "Continue" on the splash screen and then hold down the option key. This will make the "Install" button change into "Remove". Click on "Remove" to completely remove Conflict Catcher 4.
If you installed over another startup file manager, the installer will offer to re-enable your previous startup file manager.
Changes and New Features in 4.0.3:
• Compatibility with Mac OS 8:
– Mac OS 8 Includes a new file called Appearance Extension which must be enabled for Mac OS 8 to successfully startup. Previous versions of Conflict Catcher were able to disable this extension and therefore keep machines running Mac OS 8 from starting up. Conflict Catcher v4.0.3 will not allow this file to be disabled.
– Other minor changes necessary to support Mac OS 8, including new sets.
• Added Find and Find Again commands to the File menu.
• Type selection (from within the main window, Conflict Catcher will find a file if you type the first character(s) of the file name), Tab, and Arrow Keys will auto-expand categories to display files.
• Duplicating sets will now select the new set.
• Added Scan Startup Files to the Special menu for easier access.
New Feature in 4.0.2:
Links can now be broken for quick access to individual files.
•Individual files can now be broken off from their links. This enables users to temporarily break their grouped links for quick access to a single file. You no longer have to settle for an “all or nothing” approach to link management. Users can now choose to break one link from an entire group instead of editing the master link, disabling the link entirely, or creating a new link.
To break a file’s link:
1. Open up Conflict Catcher™.
2. Use the magnifying glass on the file you wish to break from the link.
3. Click on the “Break Link” button in the upper right hand corner of the file’s info.
Other Changes between 4.0.1 and 4.0.2:
• The English version of Conflict Catcher 4 now supports international language systems.
• Group links have been updated.
• On-Line help has been updated.
• Updated built-in sets for System 7.6 and 7.6.1.
• Fixed a potential problem with “Edit File Types” preferences
• CC4 now displays more characters in the version string within the magnifying glass window.
• The installer offers to re-enable your previous startup file manager upon removal of Conflict Catcher.
Conflict Catcher Help:
Conflict Catcher 4 supports Balloon help and has its own help system. We recommend that you use both when exploring the various features. It is also a good idea to walk through the preferences and try things that sound interesting.
Here are some features you don't want to overlook:
At startup time you can direct Conflict Catcher to restart, shutdown, pause, or stop loading startup files. Here are the keys to hold down at startup time (after Conflict Catcher has loaded):
Command-R Restarts the computer
Command-S Shuts down the computer
Command-P Pauses the startup process
Command-period Stops loading startup files and proceeds directly to the Finder
• Non-Apple Keyboards
We have confirmed that the following 3rd-party keyboards have an issue with CC4's ability to use pre-defined startup keys as well as bringing up CC4 on startup by holding down the spacebar:
Datadesk 101E..... will not work properly at startup
Keytronics ...........will not work properly at startup
Radius...................will not work properly at startup
This issue may also apply to any other 3rd-party keyboards not mentioned above.
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