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Extensions

http://www.AmbrosiaSW.com/DEF/PP/ext.html Friday, September 5, 1997

AV/PPC Serial Extension: installed by the Global Village modem software on older AV and PowerPC systems. Used on pre-7.1.3 systems

to enhance the serial port to allow the higher connect speeds which the Teleports were capable of supporting.

Basic Color Monitor: on Quadra models 700, 800, 900, and 950, as well as on Centris and Quadra models 610 and 650, some users have

had problems with overly-green monitor displays. This extension fixes the bug on all Apple, and SOME non-Apple, monitors. However, on

some non-Apple monitors, this extension would cause the screen to go blank. This problem cannot be resolved by simply removing the

extension, since the settings are saved to the PRAM of the machine (and since you can't see anything ;-) ). The solution is to restart, zap the

PRAM a couple times, and immediately start with extensions off. Then remove the extension.

CapsLock: Mainly useful for 100-series PowerBooks; puts an icon in the menu bar when the Caps Lock key is engaged (newer

PowerBooks and the Duo series all have a light on the caps lock key to let you know it is engaged; the 100-series PowerBooks didn't).

CDRemoteINIT: under system 7.1P3, this extension was necessary to use the CD Remote DA.

CFM Update PM: Installed by older versions of QuickDraw 3D. CFM stands for Code Fragment Manager. With native-code applications,

CFM loads parts of the program as it needs them, one of the vaunted features of PowerMacs. This is some sort of an "update" to the CFM

built into the system. Some users have reported less crashing and less hard disk grinding under low-memory situations. Incorporated into

the System software under System 7.5.3

CFM-68K Runtime Enabler (v1.0.4) [72/544]: enables the 680x0 implementation of the "Code Fragment Manager" which was formerly

only available for PowerPC computers. Installed by LaserWriter 8.4.x, Desktop Printer 2.0.x, OpenDoc, Cyberdog, the Apple Media Tool,

and some versions of AOL 3.0, in addition to some third-party applications. The code fragment manager allows applications to share code

through "shared libraries." This extension makes it easier for developers of applications to design their programs to run on both 680x0 and

PowerPC computers without having to write separate programs for both processor families. This file is not needed on PowerMacs. Note

that there is a bug in the current version of the CFM-68K Runtime Enabler. Some applications which rely on this file will not function

properly, which according to Apple can result in crashing and loss of data. Apple recommends disabling this file (note that the name of the

file has a space at the beginning, so it will show up near the top of your extensions list when viewed by name). You may not be able to use

applications which use this file until a newer version which fixes this bug is released.

Clipping Extension (v7.1.4) (a.k.a. Finder Clipping Extension) [NA]: allows you to create text "clippings" when you drag selections from

Drag & Drop-savvy applications to the desktop. These clippings can be viewed by themselves, or dragged into documents. If this is

disabled, drag-and-drop editing within and between applications will still work. This requires the Drag Manager, which is built-in to System

7.5 and later.

Color Classic Update: fixes a bug that prevented Apple IIe cards from working under System 7.5. Adds the correct video mode for the

Apple IIe-type display to the video driver.

ColorPicker (v2.0.1) [1/320]: allows additional color schemes (i.e. changing from Red/Green/Blue to Hue/Saturation/Lightness) in "choose

color" dialogues (i.e. in the "Label" and "Color" control panels when you try to customize the color choices; enacted with the "more choices"

button).

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