/*
**      Newton Developer Technical Support Sample Code
**
**      Deletion Script, an example of deletionScripts
**
**      by David Fedor & Jim Schram, Newton Developer Technical Support
**
**      Copyright © 1995 by Apple Computer, Inc.  All rights reserved.
**
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*/

This isn't really much of a sample application; it is just the mumbo-jumbo that 
you need to do if you're going to put a DeletionScript into an app or an auto part.

A DeletionScript gets called when your package is getting deleted, as opposed
to just being on a card which is being pulled out of the machine.  (Your 
RemoveScript will be called in both situations).

DeletionScripts are not called by the 1.x Newton Operating System.

In this sample, the InstallScript, RemoveScript, and DeletionScript all print
messages to the inspector saying that they are running.

The method to put a DeletionScript in a form part (ie. a normal application)
is the same as for an auto part.  The InstallScript for an auto part, however,
takes an additional parameter, the removeFrame.  Just change the project type
and edit the second parameter to InstallScript in Special Scripts.t as necessary.

Main Slip.t is the template used for the form part; if you build Deletion Script as an auto part, this file is not used for anything.

-David Fedor, Jim Schram
