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From: carlson@aftac.tis.llnl.gov (John Carlson)
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Subject: Re: misunderstood .9
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Date: 17 May 89 04:18:52 GMT
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In article <2699@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> gerrit@nova.cc.purdue.edu (Gerrit) writes:
>In article <118400002@uxf.cso.uiuc.edu> rmf517@uxf.cso.uiuc.edu writes:
>>2>  I cannot get the Browser to show all of the subdirectorys (/etc /bin etc)
>>	that I can get from the terminal.  I have tried settings in the filter
>>	and the preferences, but nothing seems to show these.
>
>This is set by the Preferences application - the "Unix Expert" mode which
>is I believe right next to "Public Window Server" under the "cube" icon.
>You'll need to log out afterwards and log back in for the browser to
>actually pick up the changed preferences, although there may be a shortcut
>I haven't found (might try opening a second browser on the root directory).

Also, if you start typing to the Browser "/bin<CR>",  the extra dirs will
show up.

John Carlson