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From: haphip@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (Jeffq)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Archive organizer? HP Calculator..
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Date: 13 Mar 90 01:22:16 GMT
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Now that I've confused y'all, I have three things.

1)  GET 'Key Lights' from sumex.stanford.edu - it's fascinating to watch
the 'num lock', 'caps lock', and 'scroll lock' led's on the ADB keyboard move
back and forth.

2)  A friend in Finland asked me to find out how much a CERTAIN HP calculator
he had his eye on was going for in 'The States'.. All he said was 'It's new,
about 1 week new, and it's selling for $600'.  If anybody knows what he's talk-
ing about, mail me, or at least somebody who WILL know what he's talking about
when I get the model #, mail me.

3)  I just got 200 1.4 meg 3.5" disks (DS/HD) for my mac, and I was wondering
if there was a program that kept track of archives.  I'm planning to use the
disks for archive disks of all of my files (I have SO many! Gads! :)) I don't
use, and I was wondering if there's a program out there that you can launch
or something and it tells you what disk volume each file is on.  I remember
a really good hypercard stack like that, but I'd rather it not be hypercard.
Anything, people?

Thanks fer yer time!
-jq

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