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From: macak@lakesys.UUCP (Jim Macak)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: How to quit MF?(was Re: Quitting the Finder under MF)
Message-ID: <547@lakesys.UUCP>
Date: 26 Mar 88 20:02:15 GMT
References: <1316@ut-emx.UUCP> <7767@apple.Apple.Com> <2156@phoenix.Princeton.EDU> <7785@apple.Apple.Com>
Reply-To: macak@lakesys.UUCP (Jim Macak)
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Organization: Lake Systems - Milwaukee, WI
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Summary: Why I want to quit to Finder.

goldman@Apple.COM (Phil Goldman) writes about reasons one might want to quit
from MultiFinder back to the Finder, and concludes with:

> This was our thinking.  Was it unreasonable?  System software
> (including MF) is released every 6 months so it is always possible to
> add/change features. Are there other reasons for allowing MF to quit
> that I omitted?

Phil,

For me, on a "mere" 1 meg Mac Plus, due to memory constraints, for the few
times that I do use MultiFinder, I usually want to return to the Finder during
the same work session.  Given some bugginess of the programs that I use, this
is the best way for me to work.  Thus, a MF --> F exit would be useful to me,
and I presume others with memory limitations.

This situation is similar to your reason #2, in one sense, but different
enough that I wanted to comment...

Jim


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