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AliasHelper 1.2.1

file size: 272.41 KB

This program searches for unattached aliases and displays them in a list.

 
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License
Shareware
Cost
$10.00
Trial Period:
15 days
OS:
Classic / OS X
Cow Rating:
nera
Popularity:
25%
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Occasionally aliases lose their connection to the original files. This program lets you re-establish this connection, or instead delete the alias.

Requirements

    CarbonLib for OS 8 and 9

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