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Subject: Re: Animated watch cursor.
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Date: Mon, 2-Feb-87 14:50:49 EST
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>I don't think it is implemented using vertical retrace since it spins
>irregularly.  If it was implemented using vertical retrace, I would
>think it would spin at regular intervals.
>--
>Robert N. Berlinger
>Systems Analyst, Scientific Computing Center            Compuserve: 73047,741
>Albert Einstein College of Medicine                     Easylink:   62956067
>UUCP: ...{philabs,cucard,pegasus,rocky2}!aecom!naftoli  GEnie:      R.Berlinger
Is this like the spinning disk in Fedit+? I have the impression that Fedit's
disk is linked to the progress it is making on the current task. I wouldn't
mind something like that in the finder, in fact I would prefer the disk
to spinning watch hands on aesthetic grounds :-). By the way: does anyone
know how to use the Fragmentation index in Fedit+? By that I mean, say,
if it goes beyond "x" the volume is dangerously fragmented.
 
Peter Wisnovsky
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