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From: francis@giza.cis.ohio-state.edu (RD Francis)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: Re: Finder post-its?
Keywords: Finder, notes
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Date: 2 May 90 21:35:47 GMT
References: <10678@sun.udel.edu> <1990May1.134244.2888@kth.se> <20551@boulder.Colorado.EDU>
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In article <20551@boulder.Colorado.EDU> fozzard@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Richard Fozzard) writes:
>In article <10678@sun.udel.edu>, salamon@sun.udel.edu (Andrew Salamon) writes:
>> I always thought it would be usefull to have something in the finder
>>that worked
>> like a folder (i.e. opened fast, copy, move etc.) except that it
>>contained text
>> instead of icons.  Something like a post-it note.  It wouldn't need any more

This Post-its idea would be great.  I could use it right now; I'd love
to post a "note" in a folder on one of our servers, to instruct people
(in a sentence or two) on how the software can be used.  Right now, I
may have to force our computer operators to hand out these files, in
order to make sure that people know how they can use them.
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R David Francis   francis@cis.ohio-state.edu