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From: aa0s+@andrew.cmu.edu (Adel Talaat Assaad)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Where can one get SFDriveInit [sic?]
Message-ID: <gXsNpWy00WB2IWildD@andrew.cmu.edu>
Date: 28 Jan 89 11:00:50 GMT
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Organization: Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA
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Hi,

 Raymond Lau, of Stuffit fame, also wrote a shareware package of
stuffit-related utilities bundled as Stuffit utilities. I believe it
is $18 for that package, and it comes with the totally unrelated INIT
called SFVol.  This INIT produces a Pop-up menu when you click in the
SFgetfile dialog box (Save as... or Open...) on the ICON next to the
name of the drive.

 The pop-up menu gives a list of all available drives, allowing you to
switch between them, and allows you to create a new folder and enter
it, as well as gives you the free space on volumes.  It should be
obtainable from info-mac on sumex or GEnie or Compu$erve, etc...

I've had for a short while now, and it seems to work well on a 2meg
MacII with system 6.0.2.

I hope this info. wasn't inappropriate, this I can only guess at the
function of Navigator and "SFDriveIn".

A. Assaad
CMU student
Pittsburgh, PA