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From: hammen@ddsw1.MCS.COM (Robert Hammen)
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Subject: Re: OnCue and MultiFinder 6.1b9?
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Date: 8 Sep 90 11:21:00 GMT
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>However, I've installed MultiFinder 6.1b9 on my machine so that OnCue mixes
>up the installed DA's with my applications.

In the real live On Cue (I don't know about the demo), there is an option
(normally on) that says "Insert Application Switching Menu". You need to
turn this off in order for it to work correctly with MF 6.1b9. I don't find
this to be a major problem, because the 6.1b9 MultiFinder puts the list of
active applications at the top of the DA list under the Apple menu.

I don't know of a newer version of On Cue that "fixes" the problem (probably
because the 6.1b9 MF is not a "general" release). I suspect that the 
forthcoming On Cue II (which is overdue) will not have this problem.

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