Thoughts from the mind of Lachlan Deck, 31-12-2000: > > No offense, but this sounds somewhat silly to me. There's a huge >> difference between resident virus- and crash-protection software >> (which stays active at all times) and an extension manager that >> performs its job at startup time and then becomes inactive. I really >> can't see how CC could be incompatible with e.g. Logic. The innocent > > desktop clock is more active than CC, as far as I can tell... > >No offense taken. Happy to be corrected. If this is the case then I posted >in ignorance as my understanding was that CC was active throughout the use >of the computer to - 'Catch Conflicts'. > >As you are saying that this is not the case then I can't see any problem >with it. Uhm... I am _thinking_ that CC is inactive after startup (hence the "as far as aI can tell" at the end of my msg). A subtle difference... :-) I might be wrong and would like to be corrected then. I myself am not too fond of software that stays resident and active all the time. happy new year, HJ -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra ( h@... )