Re: Other system CDEVs?

[CUTjefbla@bconnex.net (Jeff Blakeney)]

On Sat, 14 Feb 1998 16:14:00 GMT, brian.hammack@rook.wa.com (Brian
Hammack) wrote:

>Did any third-parties make Control Panel devices that affected the way
>a system worked?  By this, I mean something along the lines of the ones
>Apple provided (General, Modem, RAM, Printer, etc.) that tweaked things
>that Apple didn't give us options on like system font, icon spacing...

Off the top of my head, the only third party CDEVs I can think of is:

Marinetti:  TCP/IP stack/configuration
     Author:  Richard Bennet
KillDaWhoosh:  Gets rid of the zooming box when opening and closing
     windows in the finder.
     Author:  Nathan Mates
ShortExtras:  Gets rid of divider lines between Finder Extras in the
     Extras menu of the Finder making the menu MUCH shorter.
     Author:  Nathan Mates
DeskColor:  Allows changing the periwinkle blue background of the
     desktop to any colour, pattern or graphic.
     Author:  Can't remember
TextPrinter:  Came with the Orca languages to control how printing
     source code and such went to the printer.  I haven't really used
     it so I could be wrong.
     Author:  Byteworks
Heirarchic:  New version is a CDEV.  Adds heirarchical menus to
     desktop programs that support them.
     Author:  SevenHills Software

I'm pretty sure there are others, I just can't remember anymore right
now.

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