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From: xxiaoye@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Xiaoxia  Ye)
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Subject: Re: Where can one get SFDriveInit [sic?]
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Date: 27 Jan 89 02:17:12 GMT
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In article <1094@husc6.harvard.edu> siegel@endor.UUCP (Rich Siegel) writes:
>In article <1514@aucs.UUCP> peter@aucs.UUCP (Peter Steele) writes:
>>A while ago I saw some info on an init a guy won a contest with
>>which replaces the drive button in the open/close dialogs with
>
>	SFVolInit, written by Raymond Lau (author of StuffIt) is
>possibly the one you're thinking of. I just acquired a copy last night and
>I'm in the process of trying it out; when you click on the label with
>the disk name, you get a pop-up menu which lets you choose different
>volumes.
>
>Rich Siegel
>

In addition to what Rich described, SFVolInit also does what QuickFolder
does.  Not only do you get a pop-up menu of all the volumes mounted on
your desktop, but also it can create a new folder from within the
save/open box (which is what QuickFolder does).  Another funtion
of SFVolInit is that it can show the FreeSpace on each of the volumes
(I believe that QuickFolder doesn't have this function, correct me if I
am wrong).


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