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From: mitch@rbdc.UUCP (Mitch Berry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Need some proterm help
Message-ID: <997@rbdc.UUCP>
Date: 2 Feb 90 23:34:00 GMT
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In article <90029.231053JLS139@PSUVM.BITNET> JLS139@psuvm.psu.edu (Abadon) writes:
>
>                                     My solution to this has been to enter
>OA-R (or OA-S) and then once the Proterm volume is back online I ESC and

uhh what exactly do you mean by proterm volume is back online? ..in the drive
(i never took it out) or do you just mean is the proterm disk logged as the
current directory?...

[Mitch Berry (Thrashing Rage)|UUCP:mitch@rbdc.UUCP|PROLINE:thrash@pro-Dchamber]
"I want to play my music, As loud as I please. I want to grow my hair down to
 my knees. I wont get a job and be punching your clock, Won't be another number
 in your lay off slot."  DRI -- 'You Say I'm Scum'  $FLAMES > /dev/null^m