My favorite part was that MacOS's user account permissions used those creator codes to decide whether you were allowed to run an application or not. Want to ru

My favorite part was that MacOS's user account permissions used those creator codes to decide whether you were allowed to run an application or not. Want to run the Unreal Tournament demo in the school computer lab? ResEdit its creator code to something you were allowed to run, and it'd fire right up. "RASM" was a favorite, belonging to the remote access status monitor utility. All users automatically had access to run it, and it didn't have any document relationships that were going to be confused by applying it to other applications.