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From: russes@ichaya.UUCP (Bob Russes)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Problem Copying A File Using The Finder
Message-ID: <102@ichaya.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 16-Oct-85 18:53:57 EDT
Article-I.D.: ichaya.102
Posted: Wed Oct 16 18:53:57 1985
Date-Received: Fri, 18-Oct-85 20:23:06 EDT
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	My Mac currently seems to have developed a problem copying 
a file (MDS Edit) from one disk to another.  I have attempted to 
copy this file several times (from different source disks) to the
same target disk.  Each time the Mac performs the copy procedure
"incorrectly" and finally crashes.

	When I attempt to copy the file, I place the icon of the
file I want to copy on the desktop.  I then eject the source disk
and insert the target disk.  I finally drag the source icon on
top of the target disk to copy the file.  From this point on, the
Mac performs the copy procedure "incorrectly":  Instead of displaying
the infamous "Files Remaining To Copy" box, the Mac immedately
demands the source disk.  When I insert the source disk, the Mac
reads it for about 5-10 seconds, the screen goes crazy, and the
Mac goes belly up.

	I have used "Mac Tools" to verify the target disk.  According
to "Mac Tools" the target disk is OK.  I eventually (after 8-10 tries)
used "Mac Tools" to copy the file.

	Any ideas?

Bob
decvax!ichaya!russes

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