We use the word "FaceWare" in three different ways:
• First, "FaceWare" refers to a special type of code module that can be placed in any file, called by most languages and compilers, and shared by multiple programs.
• Second, "FaceWare" is the name of a special file that can be used to store multiple FaceWare modules. Modules in the FaceWare file can be shared by different programs, even programs running at the same time under MultiFinder® or System 7.
• Third, "FaceWare" refers to the name of the company that distributes FaceWare-type programming modules. We say "FaceWare" when answering our phones to inform you that you have reached the company FaceWare and the source of FaceWare-type modules.
