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From: prophet@oxy.edu (Dale Bruce LaFountain)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: System Disk 5.0.3 and two observations
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Date: 10 Nov 90 21:35:30 GMT
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Speaking of the name above the dialog window being a pull-down, I
noticed that this actually happens in the new installer (and maybe
the older ones, too, but I never noticed).  When you are choosing your
volume that you want to install, say, Advanced Disk Utility on, just go
a couple subdirectories down, and then hold down the button on the
current path, and a menu will pop up.  I think it only lists the root
of your current volume though...  Does the Mac's do that too, or does
it list all available volumes?	It's been a while since I used on of
(that's 'one of') those machines.

Hope this is enlightening,
Dale
prophet@oxy.edu