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From: buzz@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Mahboud Zabetian)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: How to quit MF?(was Re: Quitting the Finder under MF)
Message-ID: <2156@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>
Date: 24 Mar 88 08:26:52 GMT
References: <1316@ut-emx.UUCP> <7767@apple.Apple.Com>
Reply-To: buzz@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Mahboud Zabetian)
Organization: Advanced Technology, Princeton University
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In article <7767@apple.Apple.Com> goldman@apple.UUCP (Phil Goldman) writes:
|In article <1316@ut-emx.UUCP> jdm@ut-emx.UUCP (Jim Meiss) writes:
|>back PrintMonitor. I finally hit the debug button and got the finder
|>back by SM 0 A9F4, G 0. But the system was in an unstable state...As
|
|One more note:  There is nothing in MultiFinder that prevents the Finder from
|quitting, there is simply no way for the user to convince the Finder to do so.
|
|-Phil Goldman
|Apple Computer


There is no way to quit the Finder.  That's alright, it's nice having the
Finder around all the time.  What I want to know is:

	Why is it that you can't quit Multifinder?  It would be so nice being
	able to do that instead of rebooting.
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