From: "Jan Slodicka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > From: "Chris Tutty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > From: "Jan Slodicka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > there are situations when the activity of some OS "patches" such as > > > PiDirect, Tealscript, hacks etc. may negatively influence the active > > > program. Can somebody advice how to detect their presence? > > > > > Hacks are installed in a documented manner (don't know about > > the other extensions you're referring to) so wouldn't you be able > > to follow the same step as as you would to install a hack, but > > instead check to see if the default execution chain has been > > altered? > > > Thanks for the info. But as far I know hacks do not work under > Palm OS5 and given the fact that 90+% of the purchases are OS5 > generated, detecting OS4 hack presence would not help much. > Well ok, but you explicitly referred to hacks in your question. Under Palm OS 5 it's lot nastier because my bet is that a fair chunk of the necessary information isn't even kept in the 68K layer. And I've got no idea about that; you need a *real* expert :-)
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