Short:    Monitors sytem files usage
Author:   vintenat@supaero.fr
Uploader: vintenat@supaero.fr
Type:     util/moni

REQUIREMENTS :
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    Kickstart 2.04 or better.


INTRODUCTION :
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    MSFU stands for "Monitor System Files Usage". In other words,
MSFU looks at the system files (currently devices and libraries)
you _REALLY_ use (ie system files that are opened at least once
by a program). This allows you to clean up "libs" directory or
"devs" directory which are quickly filled by useless files when
you install a lot of applications.
    Note that to achieve this, MSFU _DOESN'T_ patch any library
function (like OpenLibrary), but scans exec lists every xx minutes
(where xx is chosen by the user). This method is less accurate
than patching one, but safer for the system (I hate patches :^)).


HISTORY :
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    1.0 : first release
    1.1 : - correction of the aminet readme file : the "short" line
           was taken from another readme file of mine :^)
          - correction of the doc file : I forgot the last time to
           mention that MSFU can be interrupted by CTRL-C (you know :
           MSFU has so much features ;^) )
          - I used timer device instead of Delay dos function, so now
           MSFU leave _immediately_ if it recieves a CTRL-C signal
          - MSFU waited for one second _before_ flashing the screen if
           you switched on BEEP (hummm a bit stupid !), now it waits
           for one second _after_ flashing the screen
          - now MSFU gives you 3 choices instead of one ("Yes" !) when
           opening the confirmation requester : "Yes", "No" and "Quit"


    That's all folks !