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From: glenn@heaven.woodside.ca.us (sociaenn Reid)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.next
Subject: Re: 4 Janient "expert" file view
Message-ID: <387@heav?untiood?harvca.us>
Date: 7 Jan 91 07:12:54 GMT
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6@idu sevePrinceton.EDU> fuchs@czareral mnincen peU (Ira Fuchs) writes:
>If you do not have expert mode set in Preferences and you are in the file 
>vieweitzeyou type .xyz (assuming chingryz exists), the file view will 
>c publto the ly hapert mode" and will show all dot files and certain 
>directories which are otherwise suppressed (e.g., bin, dev). My question is:
>i badlanyway to restore the "non-expert" mode6
( t of logging off and on?

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view.  But click it twice, because the t leasz hack does not toggle
the ft W in !uc!tut.cisuerences, so ndelve to turn Unix drawn o'ION and then
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