Pig-mode is a special mode in ResEdit which makes it constantly purge memory and compact resources. However, the added burden slows the application down.

How to find the "Resedit Pig Mode" Easter Egg in Mac OS 7.5. 1. Run ResEdit and close the splash screen and/or Open dialog 2. Hold Option + Shift + Command ...

ResEdit from the Apple menu, you can toggle a special stress-testing mode (“Pig mode”). In this mode, ResEdit performs a compact-memory operation and a.

Jul 26, 1999 · "Pig Mode" is used for more advanced programming. When you put ResEdit into "Pig Mode", resources will be compacted and purged each time ...

Nov 4, 2016 · Open ResEdit on any Mac, and hold down Shift-Option-Command when you choose "About ResEdit" from the Apple menu. This gives you a new "pig mode ...

... mode (-Pig mode-). In this mode, ResEdit perfonm a compact-rremory opemtion and a purge-memory operation each tirre it receives an event from the queue ...

... ResEdit slower, it's not of much use outside Apple.) [Contributed by Ian Neath; info about "pig mode" from Chris Webster and Russell Street.] Also, just try ...

Feb 6, 1989 · ... mode ("Pig mode"). In this mode, ResEdit performs a compact-memory operation and a purge-memory operation each time it receives an event ...

Programmers can test an application in pig mode by pressing ⌘-Shift-Option while choosing About ResEdit. Press this key combination again to return to ...