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From: siegel@endor.harvard.edu (Rich Siegel)
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Subject: AppleShare Priveleges, continued
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Date: 21 Dec 89 01:53:14 GMT
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As a followup to my previous article on the subject, it appears at first
approximation that the meaning of the bits in the "ioACAccess" field is
reversed; that is, substitute "set" wherever you encounter "clear", and
"clear" wherever you encounter "set".

More on this as it develops.

R.


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