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From: wert@iapetus.rice.edu@rice.EDU (Scott Comer)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: Mac Cache
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Date: Mon, 28-Jul-86 19:39:14 EDT
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In article <167@cascade.STANFORD.EDU> leeke@cascade.UUCP (Steven D. Leeke) writes:
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>...
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>In general, DO NOT just use CMD-SHIFT-1/2 to eject disks and turn the Mac
>off when you are still in an application, but you have saved & closed your
>document.  Return to the desktop, Shut Down, and then turn the Mac off.

Any why not? _Eject does a _FlushVol, and CMD-SHIFT-1/2 does an _Eject. Your
floppy is no more nor less safe than when doing a Shutdown from the Finder.
Your hard disk is still vulnerable. Perhaps someone should write a flush all
volumes DA?

scott