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From: robertj@yale-zoo-suned..arpa (Rob Jellinghaus)
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Subject: Re: MultiFinder versus SuiteCase
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Date: Fri, 6-Nov-87 14:43:00 EST
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In article <3080@husc6.UUCP> stew@endor.UUCP (Stew Rubenstein) writes:
>It would bother me less if you could quit from Multifinder without
>rebooting, but you can't...
>
>Apple: please consider this for a future release.  You may be hoping
>that it will become less necessary to exit Multifinder as more
>software becomes compatible, but I think there will always be some
>programs and some system level operations which want the whole
>machine.  For example, standalone backup.

You can't?!  I have a beta version of MF (1.0b6) (the real McCoy hasn't
made it out to New England yet), and if you option-double-click on the
Finder under Multifinder, you get bumped out of MF back into single-
tasking.

Is this a bug or feature that no longer exists in the release version?

>Stew Rubenstein
>Cambridge Scientific Computing, Inc.
>UUCPnet:    seismo!harvard!rubenstein            CompuServe: 76525,421
>Internet:   rubenstein@harvard.harvard.edu       MCIMail:    CSC

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