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Re: can spacesave coexist with AutoDoubler?

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From: Scott Chapman, (Scott Chapman x2...
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 15:03
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I too experienced this behaviour, even with AD's idle time compression turned
off (as Alladin suggests). I would frequently end up with files that DD would
insist should be uncompressed, even though they were not compressed. Uncompressing
resulted in a file which DD *still* wanted to uncompress... Anyway, I came
to the same conclusion that Ian came to. You just do not want to run them
together.

This is unfortunate for me, because I like some of the features in SpaceSaver
(like the new finder interaction (being able to create archives & SEAs by changing
the name of the file/folder)). I do not understand why this functionality is 
built into SpaceSaver. I wish there was a way for me to get *just* the new
finder interaction without the other SpaceSaver "features".


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                    Scott Chapman | chapman@centerline.com
              CenterLine Software | (617) 498-3230
                   10 Fawcett St. | (617) 868-6655 (FAX)
              Cambridge, MA 02138 | (Centerline was formerly Saber Software)
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Subject: Re: can spacesave coexist with AutoDoubler?
Date: 19 Nov 1992 15:03:47 GMT
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