CxKiller by Gael Marziou
                         released on 21 Dec. 93
	    Updated 9 Jan. 94 by Mike Cuddy (fensende!mcuddy@apple.com)


INTRODUCTION

CxKiller is a very simple program which use is to kill commodities from
CLI/Shell. But will you say, we already have Exchange to do that. Yes but it
is GUI oriented. CxKiller has been done to be called from scripts, ToolManager
menus or docks, hotkeys, BrowserII and whatever you want.


DISTRIBUTION

CxKiller is Public Domain. I just want the C source to be included with it.


USAGE

Called without any argument CxKiller will kill ALL running commodities.
Arguments should be a list of Commodities names. Be aware that Commodities
names are case sensitive ! Names with spaces must be quoted.

example:

        CxKiller "Magic Menu" GrabIFF Yak "Arq 1.78"

        will kill these 4 commodities listed.

        CxKiller will kill all running commodities.

MORE USAGE: (9 Jan 1994 -- Michael Cuddy)
	Added 'ENABLE' and 'DISABLE' arguments to cause commodities to be 
	merely enabled and disabled instead of killed.  Usage is the same
	as normal, (i.e.: no other arguments causes all commodities to
	be enabled/disabled)

example:
	CxKiller DISABLE "SMaus" 

	will DISABLE SMaus.

	CxKiller ENABLE

	will enable all running commodities.


DISCLAIMER

Allright, here it is : you use CxKiller at your own risk. I cannot be
responsible to any damage happening when using it.


AUTHOR

You can contact me for bug reporting or whatever at :

                Gael MARZIOU
                Cidex 103
                38920 CROLLES
                FRANCE

or by e-mail (preferred) : gael@gnlab030.grenoble.hp.com


By the way, you should try my other PD utility : Yak.


HISTORY

1.2 : Compiled with SAS C 6.50 and some code cleaning

1.1 : Some code optimizations.

1.0 : first release.