>>>>>> "Scott" == Scott Shuchart <shuchart@husc.harvard.edu> writes:
>
> Scott> Has anyone played around with fonts/DAs in the hotband
> Scott> enough to have any useful suggestions for the rest of us?
> Scott> I've tried a bit, and the best I've done is to have 3
> Scott> copies of HFS_XFER in my Apple menu, which is, er, probably
> Scott> not the most useful functionality.
>
>Yeah, that's badly broken right now.
>
>-Mat
No, it's not.. I tried 4 DA's this morning, and 3 worked. Specifically, I tried To Do! 3.2.1, DtC 303, Disk Top 1.2, and Scrapz 1.3.2. To Do! is a (oddly enough) to-do list, and it worked perfectly. DtC is a Scientific Calculator, and it ran, but all the calculations were completely wrong (9 times 9 is not -14. I think.). Disk Top is a DA that tells your disk free-space. I didn't expect it to work, and it didn't. GPF-city.
Scrapz is the most interesting, and useful. It's a Scrapbook replacement, but it has import/export functions, resizeable windows, multiple scrapbooks, gallery view, and more. It also holds the clippings across sessions. It works fine, except that the pull-down menu wouldn't let me select items, I had to use the command-key equivalents.
Before anyone starts asking where to get them, they were on one of my CD's. Sorry.
The only other result of my testing today was to discover that taking the CD out in the middle of a session (even if it's not in use at the moment) will lock my computer up. Not a good thing.
Still, the DA support seems to be there, and it works pretty well... Good job!
