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From: dwb@sticks.apple.com (David W. Berry)
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Subject: Re: A/UX & the Device Manager
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Date: 26 May 89 16:31:13 GMT
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In article <1856@hub.ucsb.edu> lemke@banana.ucsb.edu (Steve C. Lemke) writes:
>What exactly is involved in getting DAs to work under A/UX?  I booted my Mac
>OS drive, ran Font/DA Mover (System 6.0.3), and moved a few DAs into the
>System file on the SASH partition.  The DAs I tried were Message (the cute
>scrolling message DA) and McSink (text editor DA).  Neither one even shows
>up when I boot A/UX and am running Term...  (This is with A/UX 1.1)  Any ideas?

	Remember that the SASH partition is not used once A/UX
is booted.  The System Folder for A/UX applications is /usr/lib/mac.
If you use FDAM to install your DA's and FONT's there, you should
find that they work fine.


Opinions:  MINE, ALL MINE! (greedy evil chuckle)

David W. Berry		(A/UX Toolbox Engineer)
dwb@apple.com		973-5168@408.MaBell		AppleLink: berry1