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Info-Mac Digest Thu, 5 Dec 96 Volume 14 : Issue 277
Today's Topics:
[A]: Music Score Editor
[A] Font depicting ASCII code
[Q] Font depicting ASCII code
ATM 4 woes: 2 questions
Deneba - Candidate for the Worst Technical Support Award?
Disallow Cookies?
Folders with Dates as names
GateKeeper
hp560/how many lpi ?
info-mac directory for old versions of software
Location of original Apple APD utility?
Low cost CAD (AutoCad compatible) for MacOS
modem will not run correctly at higher port speed
Performa Woes... (2 msgs)
ppp call back
Printer x Mac Classic
QuickTime to AVI (A)
Shareware counterfeits
Shut down/sleep
Which printer? HP870cxi or Epson Stylus Color II Or Stylus Pro
Why?
Woes with my Zip drive (Q)
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Date: Thu, 5 Dec 1996 23:18:31 +0900
From: [email protected] (Yasuo & Yoshiko Kumeda)
Subject: [A]: Music Score Editor
In response to a search for music socore editing programs,
I received a couple of answers from net friends. Thank
you very much for your information.
Rob Schilling suggests Musictime by Passport. I tried a
demo version and found it very attractive, because it
enables me to use Miracle keyboard without using MIDI.
Tony Stucky recommends LIME (Lippold's Interactive Music Editor).
I also tried a demo version and found its interface somewhat
non-intuitive. A good thing for LIME is it is inexpensive, about
$50.
There are a couple of other commercial products such as Nightingale
>From Musicware and Finale from Coda. I have not trid both of them,
though.
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$B5WJFED9/IW(J - Yasuo Kumeda
[email protected]
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Date: Thu, 05 Dec 1996 16:06:01 +0100
From: [email protected] (Andreas Prilop)
Subject: [A] Font depicting ASCII code
In Info-Mac Digest V14 #276,
"Norm Steffen" wrote:
>Way back when I didn't need it I once saw a font that displayed both the
>character and decimal acsii code for that character.
My bitmap font Hexadecimal displays the hex code for each character.
I have submitted it to the Info-Mac archive today.
It should appear in the directory info-mac/font/.
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 12:28:42 +0100
From: Ken Laskey
Subject: [Q] Font depicting ASCII code
There are a couple easy ways to generate this. One is to open an Excel (or
possibly any other) spreadsheet, enter 0 to 255 in the first column and
=char(cell to right) in the second column. You now have a conversion
table. If you have an ASCII font (I believe I have one around somewhere),
you can type the keyboard in your favorite font and then change the font to
ASCII.
Ken Laskey
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 13:57:31 -0500
From: [email protected] (Graeme Forbes)
Subject: ATM 4 woes: 2 questions
My Acrobat 3 upgrade arrived yesterday and last night I tried installing it
on a Quadra 700 running System 7.5.5 and the Daystar PPC601 100MHz board.
The first time I ran the installer all seemed to go well, but when I tried
to open ATM 4.0 (which was installed over ATM 3.9, with the SuperATM font
database in the sysfolder) I was told that it hadn't loaded: "out of
memory". "Application unknown" then quit.
I think there is an init conflict here since when I tried to reinstall with
a much reduced set of cp's and extensions running, things went better. ATM
4.0 ended up in the Fonts/Acrobat3 folder even tho' I had discarded the
copy in the cp folder before restarting, but I was able to install it
manually and open it to switch on text smoothing. But rebooting with the
full set of extensions produced the previous out-of-memory behavior.
Installing from the Acrobat Reader CD produced the same behavior.
Question One: before I blow an evening running a conflict test, does anyone
know of ATM4 conflicts in addition to the ones in the readme file?
Now the main problem. Running with the reduced set of extensions, I found
that text smoothing doesn't work correctly. In two FrameMaker documents,
one in Y&Y Lucida fonts and the other in Monotype Bulmer fonts, displaying
on an Apple portrait display, about half the page would display correctly,
but then "artifacts" would appear behind the letters - small clusters of
black dots. They go away if I switch off text smoothing.
Question Two: has anyone else experienced this? If so, is there a solution?
I mean a solution that lets me keep ATM4, of course. I have temporarily
reverted to 3.9 and all is well again, but the text smoothing feature of
4.0 is highly desirable. I am wondering if the problem is related to the
Daystar board, since ATM4 works fine on my Quadra 800, which has a superset
of the 700's extensions, except for PPC-specific ones and the Daystar
software.
I'll be dancing in the streets if anyone can help with this.
Graeme Forbes
PS:If you want ATM4 you can get it by downloading Reader3 from Adobe.
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 21:43:59 -0500
From: [email protected]
Subject: Deneba - Candidate for the Worst Technical Support Award?
If you're buying a Deneba product (e.g. Canvas, Spelling Coach, etc.) and
you're counting on a bit of tech support from them (which, from what I hear
about Canvas 5, you'll definitely need), think again. They don't have an 800
number for tech support, they don't answer their e-mail (although, if
automated receipts are anything to go by, they do read it -- or perhaps they
just download it directly to the trash), they don't answer messages posted to
their AOL area... I wonder who's in charge of Deneba's tech support, Daffy
Duck?
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Date: Wed, 04 Dec 1996 20:28:54 -0800
From: David Bishop
Subject: Disallow Cookies?
>Has someone written (or is someone writing) a bit-o-code to automatically
>disallow the writing of cookies for Macintosh?
Just replace the cookie file with a simpletext document with a few
characters in it and name it MagicCookie and when sites try to create
one, one will already be there--albeit a "phony one".
Dave
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 20:52:28 -0800
From: [email protected] (Chris Schram)
Subject: Folders with Dates as names
On Mon, 02 Dec 1996, [email protected] (Craig T. Martin) wrote:
>For some
>time now, empty folders mysteriously appear in the top directory (not
>DeskTop) with names like:
>
>Sat, Nov 30, 1996 12-29 AM
>
>In other words, the folders' names are time and date stamped. The name
>corresponds exactly with the creation and modification dates of the folder.
>The folders are empty.
>
>Anyone have a clue what is putting these folders on my drive?
What you are seeing is the Document Auto-Save function of the Energy
Saver control panel. At automatic shutdown, any previously unsaved
documents are supposed to be saved in that dated folder. Unfortunately,
Energy Saver is not smart enough NOT to create the folder if nothing
needs to be saved.
You can turn Auto-Save off. Look in the Preferences menu of Energy Saver.
Chris Schram -- [email protected] -- http://www.coos.or.us/~schram
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 20:55:11 -0400
From: Mustafa Ziyalan
Subject: GateKeeper
At 4:13 PM -0400 12/2/96, Edward Ver Hoef wrote:
* I have been using GateKeeper 1.3 for quite some time now. Recently I have
* been getting a reminder every few days that my version is old and should be
* updated by downloading a newer version. Thproblem is that the latest
* version I can find in the Info-Mac archives appreas to be version 1.3. Does
* anyone have any advice or words of wisdom?
*
* Ed Ver Hoef
1.3 is still the newest version.
To stop the weekly "Your version of Gatekeeper is old" alert:
(1) Open a COPY of the Gatekeeper system extension in ResEdit.
(2) Open the INIT resource.
(3) Open ID #1.
(4) Search (Command-H) for offset 08EE. It should contain the code 6200.
The entire line should look as follows: 0008E8 3380 B0AE FEDE 6200
(5) Change the 6200 to 6000.
(6) Save & Quit ResEdit.
Hope this helps...
Mustafa Ziyalan
[email protected]
http://maxwell.njit.edu/merhaba/dir/mziyalan/
Mustafa Ziyalan
[email protected]
http://maxwell.njit.edu/merhaba/marmara/
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 96 17:39:08 CET
From: Nerino Fracasso
Subject: hp560/how many lpi ?
[email protected] (Paolo Bartoli) wrote
> Working with images (i.e. Photoshop), I have problems understanding
> the relationship between digitizing resolution (dpi) and halftone
> frequency (lpi) on the printer.
> I read that the digitizing (or image) resolution should be
> 2 to2,5 times greater than the halftone frequency.
> But where do I find halftone frequency data?
Well, if you want to print all grey's levels (265) on paper, you must
simulate the grey *retinando*. Then increasing or decreasing the presence
of points in an area we are mistaken the eye doing believe that there is
the grey and not of the points.
This is the formula for halftone level:
2
Halftone level = (int.(dpi printer/halftone frequency in lpi) )+1
hope this short explanation help, if no I can explain it well in
italian... send me a mail
Nero ->[email protected]
--- MacPress 2.2.Odev3-reg -> Nerino Fracasso
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 21:46:28 -0500
From: Matthew Mitchell
Subject: info-mac directory for old versions of software
At 9:25 PM +0200 11/29/96, Matti Haveri wrote:
>So I would like to suggest an info-mac directory that contains old versions
>that, unlike newer versions, still work on old macs. The directory could be
>named something like etc. (It could also include versions
>that work only on old Systems).
For the sake of disk space, it might be done as aliases. Also, only
certain directories will need to be filtered for this, such as
applications, extensions, etc. Most of the art and sound files are not
platform specific.
Matt Mitchell
[email protected]
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 21:39:28 -0500
From: [email protected]
Subject: Location of original Apple APD utility?
> Does anyone out there know where I can get the original Apple Personal
> Diagnostic Utility that is supposed to run on the 9500?
Apple Personal Diagnostic is a commercial utility. As far as I know,
Apple does not make it available on the internet, nor does it bundle it
with any Mac. You can purchase it from any authorized Apple dealer or
>From mail order houses.
FN
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Date: Thu, 05 Dec 1996 10:07:38 +0100
From: "Arch. Paolo Galante"
Subject: Low cost CAD (AutoCad compatible) for MacOS
I've been using an evaluation copy of the low-cost CAD package "bCad" for
Windows 95, which is a very fast and useful program for 2D and 3D drafting,
and rendering, with a cost that is under $500.
Is there any package with similar characteristichs for the MacOS, or does
exist any CAD program that can replace the need of AutoCAD environment on
the PowerPC platform?
Thanks
-- Paolo GALANTE
-- Architect
-- San Vito al Tagliamento, PN - ITALY
-- e-mail: [email protected]
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 17:19:16 -0700
From: [email protected] (Neil Fiertel)
Subject: modem will not run correctly at higher port speed
I used to use my Supra 288 modem with a port speed of 115 but when I
changed ISPs I was told to go from "cts only" to "cts and rtr' in the
config ppp control panel. In this mode I can only run the port speed at
57600 rather than double (115k) as before. If I leave it at 115k, the
modem will deliver data at 12kps rather than my usual 24-26 kps. I never
get 28.8 as I am a distance from the ISP and I presume it is noise line
that keeps the rate at that limit. I am wondering, if with the cts- rtr
mode of handshaking, this is a normal situation with the port speed
limited to 57600 or if I could without problems go back to cts only and the
higher port speed. In essence, I do not really have much of a clue as to
the meaning of said terminology and how that affects download rates. Is
the cts -rtr relationship controlled by my ISP or is it a free choice of my
own? I would much appreciate Email answer as well as posting for those
others equally in the dark. Thank in advance.
[email protected]
Just three strands of rusty barbed wire from the North Pole...
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 10:24:22 -0700
From: [email protected] (Gordon Moynes)
Subject: Performa Woes...
>Date: Tue, 3 Dec 1996 22:45:41 -1000
>From: [email protected] (Ed Cesar)
>Subject: Apple's Problems With Performas
>My wife and I have been waiting for nearly a year for Apple to
>replace a board in a Macintosh Performa 6300CD I bought for her
>last Christmas. This model freezes on starting about half the time.
>Apple is apparently well aware of their problem and reportedly
>will replace the board at no charge.
>
>For the past 12 months I've called Apple regularly at least once a
>month, some months more often, even though the 10 to 15 minutes
>waiting time for someone to come on the line is irritating. I've
>been calling Apple's Customer Relations number, 800-776-2333
>and their Technical Support people at 800-767-2775, but I always
>get the same answer, that they have my name on a list; however,
>they have a huge backlog of people like us who are waiting for boards.
>Each time they tell me we will have to wait another 3 to 4 weeks,
>their standard answer.
>
>I also called the local company that is authorized to replace the
>boards here in Hawaii. The serviceman told me he has boards in
>stock, but has to wait for someone in the Apple Company to
>authorize him to install one in my wife's computer.
>
>I find it difficult to believe this is such a large problem that it
>couldn't be fixed in a year's time if Apple really wanted to or
>cared enough about its customers.
>
>What was supposed to be a happy event has turned into a real
>sour note. Instead of my wife enjoying her computer, she rarely
>even goes into the room where I set it up for her, and for the past
>several months she hasn't even turned it on because she has to
>make several attempts each time to get it to work by turning it
>off and on to restart it and waiting to see if it is going to freeze.
>
>I wonder if this problem is as widespread as we have been lead
>to believe by the Apple people I 've discussed this with on the
>phone. I don't hear gripes from anyone on this or other Mac nets.
>Are we alone?
>
>I would appreciate it if someone would give me the name and
>phone number of an Apple representative who will take a
>personal interest and help us.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Ed Cesar
Hello Ed
I also have a Performa that I experienced difficulty with, although from
the sound of it your grief was more serious. After I ran the Diagnostic
Tester that Apple provides free of charge (If you don't have it ask your
dealer or local Users group, or go to www.apple.com) it told me I had a
'bad cache' and to contact Apple for replacement. All I ever did here was
call my local dealer and they took care of the rest. Some time went by and
I began experiencing more freezes, crashes, and unpredictable behaviour and
ran the Diagnostic Tester which said things were OK, although as I have
since discovered, the Diagnostic Tester may fail to detect Logic Board
problems under some circumstances. I called my dealer again, who had me
call Apples Support line and after being in front of my machine while
talking to the representative who had me go through numerous tests and
checks I was told to take the machine in. It took about 20 minutes. At
first I was a bit miffed but realized that many incorrect uses of software
can cause similar problems to hardware problems.
Oviously Apple doesn't want to send a flood of users to their dealer to
find out it was solvable at home, so I can appreciate them taking
precautions but obviously your situation is much more extreme and from the
sound of it a breakdown in communication between yourself, your dealer in
Hawaii and Apple itself. This is not to say that you aren't being clear on
your complaint or problem, just that when more people get involved the
easier it is for one piece of vital information to not be passed along.If
it were me I would talk to your dealer in Hawaii asking for
(read-demanding) their cooperation in contacting Apple for confirmation of
the necessary repairs, especially since the dealer says the part is in
stock![email protected] In my situation it took less than 5 working
days for my dealer to bring the part in and install it, re-format the hard
drive and re-install the System Software, providing me with a computer I am
happy with. Actually I am surprised that your dealer hasn't offered better
support based on what you have written. My experience with Apple was a
positive one despite the fact of buying a machine that needed such repairs.
I believe you are calling the correct numbers for the U.S (1-800-SOS-APPL)
and don't offhand know of any others. I sure wish you luck.
Gord
"The human mind is like an umbrella;
it functions better when open."
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 22:51:54 -1000
From: [email protected] (Ed Cesar)
Subject: Performa Woes...
Thanks, Gordon.
I neglected to mention that an Apple representative ran the Diagnostic
Tester last June and determined that I would need a new board.
I appreciate your suggestions and will try them.
Ed
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 22:46:02 +0100
From: Bottaro
Subject: ppp call back
I need, if it exists, a PPP client that lets do the call back.
I use ppp protocol for connecting to internet from my mac to a server ppp
which is a computer with Windows NT. Now I should call to modem connected
to such server and, after a request for a password, in an automatic way,
such second modem calls back my modem and activates ppp connection.
Such functionality is allowed from Windows NT and users with personal
computer with Windows 95 or NT can have this one. I should be grateful if
you give me the information on the software which I need for obtaining this
functionality on my Mac; I use OT/PPP, or MacPPP, or MacSlip, but I can
change software, (but I cannot use ARA). Perhaps my question is wrongly
posed, therefore any information is welcome. My e-mail address is
[email protected]
Thank you very much. Best regards Gianfranco Bottaro
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Date: Thu, 05 Dec 1996 01:36:59 -0800
From: Valeria
Subject: Printer x Mac Classic
I need a printer sharing a Mac Classic and a PC (Dos, Windows).
Could you suggest me a solution?
HP suggest deskjet 340 , but this printer is just for Powerbook. Is
there any difference with Mac Classic? May I use the same printer?
thank you
Mario Orsenigo
e-mail address: [email protected]
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Date: 4 Dec 96 19:38:30 -0500
From: "Don't Panic!"
Subject: QuickTime to AVI (A)
Dear Digest readers,
On the "MacUser" January 1997 page 133 it states that it is possible to
convert AVI to QuickTime with Internet Explorer. One just drags the AVI
movie from the Explorer's browser window and drops it on one's desktop.
After doing that, open the "clip" created with Apple's MoviePlayer and
convert it to a QuickTime movie. Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
[email protected]
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Date: Wed, 4 Dec 1996 16:51:55 +0000 (GMT)
From: John Christian
Subject: Shareware counterfeits
I was looking for a new disk cataloging program on info mac and pulled a
couple down and two caught my eye;
disklist 3.1 /info-mac/disk/disk-list-31.hqx
catalogue 2.1.3 /info-mac/disk/catalogue-213.hqx
I tried to run catalogue 2.1.3 and was impressed with the interface vbut
discovered it locked up as it finished cataloging my HD (I thought it
might be a clash with QT2.5).
I then moved on to the second program and was surprised when the
interface was very similar but even more surprised when it locked up just
as it finished cataloging my HD.
As they were both disk cat programs I gave them the benifit of the doubt,
andmaybe they called the same routine that caused the lockup, but I checked
with resedit and the CODE resources are all the same size.
Being a good mac user, I hadn't looked at the readme files for either
machine and so as a last resort I did this to see if one program has
superceded the other. One was written by a Swiss guy the second by an
firm somewhere in England, both requesting payment of a shareware fee. I
checked with the author from Switzerland, (the english firm don't list
there email address) and he says that the other program is a counterfeit
but he has no finances to take them to court. I have no way of checking
with the other firm except via regular mail and no way of working out
which one is the original author. I don't want to get into hot water
even if I have my own thoughts on this.
(The Swiss author said he would email me a fix to hopefully solve my
crashing problem and I will request the same from the other author.)
I have heard of people bootlegging expensive packages and passing them
off as the genuine article but not of somebody doing a similar thing to
shareware (US$10). Is this the start of something new?
John Christian
[Yep. We were made aware of this on Monday. We and a bunch of the people
involved are formulating a "response". At the moment we are dotting our
p's and q's to make sure we aren't putting our foot in our mouth. Early next
week we will post something. -Gordon]
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Date: 5 Dec 1996 11:04:27 +0100
From: [email protected] (Tobias Kuipers)
Subject: Shut down/sleep
[email protected] writes:
>Dear those wiser than I,
>It is annoying. Then when I next boot up, I have to face the
>machine's reminder that I didn't properly close down (tisk tisk).
O, but you can turn that reminder off in the General Controls Control
Panel...
Why look for a cause if you can kill the symptoms?
(Ok, I know, this is not useful, couldn't help myself though)
cheers,
Tobias
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Date: Thu, 05 Dec 1996 03:09:48 EST
From: "Jan Toonen"
Subject: Which printer? HP870cxi or Epson Stylus Color II Or Stylus Pro
Hello,
I was wondering if somebody has experience with any of the above printers on
a Mac appletalk network? So I would like to share the printer among
3 users. The Apple Stylewriter 2500 offers colorshare. How does that
work for the above mentinoed printers? Are they directly appletalk aware
ala laserwriter? Or have they a type of colorshare software to share
the printer or are they just connectable to ONE mac only.
Also am I interested in any users experiences with these printers.
Thanks a lot,
Jan Toonen
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Date: Thu, 5 Dec 1996 13:19:22 +1100
From: Bill Stanford
Subject: Why?
[email protected] (B.J. Major & Dennis J. Gorin) wrote:
>In your latest post to Info-Mac you give the advice of never defragmenting
>or optimizing a hard drive. Has it been your personal experience that this
>has really done damage?
Alas, yes. Also my professional experience, such as that's worth
Disk Express seems generally OK. I might have excepted it. But I wouldn't
use it any more, my own copy's mouldering somewhere on an archive...
I will sometimes check an old archive and see how bad its fragmentation is,
and maybe let Speed Doubler or something else neaten it up. But my real
point and concern involved system volumes; that advice was really: don't
defragment a system partition! Eight times out of ten, nine times out of
ten there'll be no problems with the defragmentation itself, but the
integrity of the system will be compromised; it just won't be as stable
afterwards. There will be more crashes...
>In my years of computing, I find that as long as you throughly check the
>volume first (in this case, with Norton Disk Doctor), nothing bad goes
>wrong when optimizing.
You've been lucky, from some of the things I've seen. You're assuming that
the analysis programs such as Clinic from MacTools or Norton will spot
everything that might be damaged on a disk. No... it can be a dangerous
assumption, IMNSVHO!
The special thing about optimizing is: it's radical. We have those pretty
pictures of files being moved about, but if anything goes wrong during the
process it's deep grief, retrieval of the nastier sorts to get things back
again. Life is much too short.
>You are further assuming that Speed Disk was the
>absolute cause of this person's problems without asking him any further
>questions about disk usage, computing habits, other defragmentations in the
>past, etc. etc.
Indeed, I didn't cross question. Causality is complex isn't it. But a HD
which might have gone on doing its best for months can often be brought to
its knees by being "optimized".
We all have fads about aspects of computing, it's natural, computers are
black magic. It's just that optimizing is one fad I've cured myself of....
And B.J., you're welcome to keep disagreeing with this position!Life is short, unlike Al or Chaz here I pass over a lot of questions I
might well have a shot at simply because of time pressures. And I'm very
grateful myself for answers and responses and comments from folk like
Florien or Chaz or Al, even when I don't agree with them. (Mostly do
though!:-)
>I have never had a disk defragmentation go bad on me, or corrupt what was
>there, as long as I checked the disk for damage FIRST
And your luck may continue to hold. I hope so, because as I've said,
losing a volume in the middle of optimizing isn't a good experience. And
having to retrieve files from such a volume is Bad Time. A related
question here is how many folk one knows who are really, adequately,
backed up? In my experience, such individual users, and many small
businesses, are in the 20-40% range. Thus, where optimizing is concerned,
it's much safer to say: Don't.
bill
----
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Date: Thu, 5 Dec 1996 08:57:55 +0200
From: [email protected] (Roland P. May)
Subject: Woes with my Zip drive (Q)
I own an Iomega Zip drive on my PowerMac 7500/100. After backing up all my
files, I changed to system 7.5.5. Now, my drive no longer appears on the
desktop. Sometimes, when I put in a disk, it takes very long time, and
then I get a message "disk initialization failed".
Is this a known problem? And what can I do?
Regards
Roland May
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