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Contents:
Release Notes
About this module
Description
Feature summary
Distribution
Contacting the author
Disclaimer
• Release Notes:
Version 1.0.2 - Nov. 14, 1995
• Optimized to use up even less disk and memory space than ever before.
• Extensions Strip savvy. This means that when your module host is ES:
- No "jGNE filter" is installed, because ES' API eliminates the need for such devices. (A "jGNE filter" is a piece of code installed into your System Heap that intercepts all events, which consequently slows event processing a little.)
- Clicking on me with modifier key(s) down, while the CPU is busy, will still work if you later release the key(s).
- No idle time is used. (All modules open by other module hosts, that strictly follow the Control Strip API, eat idle time.)
Version 1.0.1 - June 25, 1995
• Smarter memory management. The module's jGNE filter and different icons are only loaded if you click on Key Holder.
Version 1.0 - Oct. 1994
• Initial release.
• About this module:
Description:
Key Holder is a control strip module that acts like another finger by holding down the shift key, or any other modifier keys, during all mouse clicks. Very useful for selecting many items in a long list.
Feature summary:
• Click on the module to "hold" down the shift key, and click again to "release" it.
• Clicking on the module with other other modifier keys down will hold them as well.
• If Key Holder is holding key(s), and you press those same key(s) on the keyboard, Key Holder will act as if those keys weren't pressed.
• Distribution:
Key Holder may be distributed freely, but it must remain in its unmodified entirety. It can be put on disks and CD-ROMs that charge a reasonable fee for the cost of distributing it. I would appreciate a copy each of any such disks or CD-ROMs so that I know what it is being distributed on, but it is not a necessity. Thank you.
I also ask that you contact me about the latest version so that only that version is distributed. The latest version is always available at this internet World Wide Web location:
http://www.shore.net/~chanson
• Contacting the author:
The author, Ammon Skidmore, can be reached by sending e-mail to <skidperfect@kagi.com>, which currently gets forwarded to my regular address of <ammon@cs.byu.edu> here at Brigham Young University.
Note: rarely, the CS alias file here becomes temporarily corrupted, in which case mail will never get to me, yet will not bounce! So, if I do not respond to an email message within 3 business days, please send it again, and also forward it to the actual account address: <ammon@bert.cs.byu.edu>
If you're bored you can also check out my aging WWW homepage:
http://bert.cs.byu.edu/~ammon/ammon.html
• Disclaimer:
I hate these. Anyway, it's the usual stuff:
Use at your own risk. The author accepts no liability for any damage caused. All other copyrights are held by their respective owners. Etc, etc, etc.
Just for kicks, here's the tiny print that I borrowed from somewhere…
In using this software, you understand and agree that this software is provided “as is” without warranty of any kind. The entire risk as to the results and performance of using this software lies entirely with you, the user. The author does not make any warranties, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to this software. This application has been extensively tested and should do no damage, but if it does then you will be on your own.
