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From: lucas@ziggy.UCSC.edu (Wolfsen Lucas)
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Subject: Re: Tell me:  what was System 1.0 like?
Summary: more early system tales
Keywords: Shutdown and Reboot
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Date: 14 May 91 21:29:15 GMT
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My first experience was with my fat mac (512K).  The Guided Tour disks had Finder
version 1.0 on them.  The About Finder command produced a rather unusual dialog
box.  But the one thing that I remember very well (and can't imagine being without
it again) is that the early versions of the Finder didn't have a Reboot or Shutdown
command in the Special menu.  There was a DA Shutdown program that would shutdown
the mac.  Can you imagine using the power switch to do a reboot?!