HeapTool
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HeapTool is a control panel device which lets you adjust the amount of memory that is allocated to the system heap when you start your Mac. It is useful for users who experience frequent, seemingly random crashes under System 6.
HeapTool is designed for care-free operation. Just drop it into the system folder, and it will expand your system heap the next time you reboot. The file "HeapTool-mw" is a MacWrite format document that describes the reasons why HeapTool is necessary and gives detailed information on the operation of the HeapTool control panel device. If you do not have MacWrite, you may open the file from another word processor by first launching the word processor, then selecting the document from the Open… dialog box.
Clendinning, Kerry. (1990). ReadMe. Electronic Document.
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Architecture
Motorola 68K
System Requirements
From Mac OS 6.0
Compatibility notes
Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II
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