From: gids.rs@sasktel.net   
      
   > Here are a couple of suggestions:    
   >    
   > 1. Before putting Virtual II in the applications folder, right-click and    
   > 'show package contents'. Tunnel down and find both the SpotLight and    
   > QuickLook folders and delete them, or move them somewhere where they    
   > won't be recognized.    
   >    
   > 2. Locate a file type you want Lim's applications to open (instead of    
   > Virtual II), do a 'Get Info', and select the application you want to    
   > open it, and also tell it 'all' files like that.    
   >    
   > And, #2 might not be necessary if you add Virtual II _after_ having    
   > added Lim's application. I think LaunchServices will use the first one    
   > as the default.    
      
   1.  Good to know.  I don't use SportLight or QuickLook much, so I don't know   
   much of their inner workings.  I am more of a "having a hundred text files   
   open at the same time" kind of guy.   
   2.  I did this originally with CiderXPress and NuShrinkItX but when I moved   
   the Apps out of their original place, Virtual II took over and I didn't   
   realize what happened at first.  I also did the "Apply to all files" to   
   CiderXPress and NuShrinkItX when I    
   moved them back, which didn't change Virtual II's behaviour.  This shouldn't   
   have been application specific when applying to all as it shouldn't have   
   realized I was trying to apply control back to the original apps.  I still   
   think this is all unnecessary    
   programming maybe more on Apples account for putting such things into their   
   code.   
      
   I totally agree with Kegs being the main emulator now.  Now if I can just   
   persuade Kent to program a 640x400x256 color screen into Kegs.  That would be   
   like a christmas present to me.  :)   
      
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