I believe what you're getting is the debugger (with older Macs, you'd
get there via the 'programmer's switch'). You need to be running a
debugger command interpreter to do anything at the prompt. The only one
I'm aware of is MacsBug, which runs as a system extension. It should
still be available as a free d/l from Apple.
On Apr 5, 2005, at 6:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you press the command and power button at the same time, you are
brought
to a text only window in Mac OS 9. I have typed many things in this
window,
but when I hit return it only erases what I have wrote. Is there any
way in
which I can use this prompt?
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