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From: volaski@acsu.buffalo.edu (Maurice Volaski)
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Subject: Re: HC 2.0 and Mac IIsi
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Date: 31 Dec 90 22:20:33 GMT
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In article <1431@intermec.UUCP> howie@corona (Howard Kaplan x6596) writes:
>In article <1990Dec18.215715.13101@godot.RadOnc.UNC.EDU> thorn@godot.radonc.unc.edu () writes:
>>About 4 weeks ago I bought a Mac II si. There was an abbreviated
>>version of Hypercard with the system. There were Home, Address, and
>>Appointment stacks. That's all. I couldn't set my user level above
>>Typing, so I couldn't create any stacks.
>
>This is the second message of this nature.  Hypercard 2.0 delivered with your
>system software does not include any level above typing.  To get the complete
>package you must buy it for $48 from Claris.

The Hypercard 2.0 that came with my IIsi has all the user levels. I just
typed "set userLevel to 5" and the tool and object menus appeared. In addition,
I discovered that Apple has hidden the userlevels above typing with do nothing
buttons on the card in the home stack with the userLevel controls. 

Maurice Volaski