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In article <9740@hydra.gatech.EDU> gt0228b@prism.gatech.EDU (FALCO,VINNIE) writes:
>me copy some PD software from CDROM, and he wanted me to tell him which programs
>worked..whatever. I made the mistake of doing a 'Get Info' on one of the folders.
>10 minutes later (no exxageration) I got the info, and saw that it took up
>150 megabytes. Apple should fix the finder so that operations can be aborted with
>command period, (i.e. like Get Info). Also, I took my whole computer there one day
>and copied a 60 megabyte folder in one shot, and I had enough time to go eat
>at Burger King and walk back!!! This is far too slow.
>
>The opinions expressed here are my own...
>
>-- 
>Vinnie Falco
Hiya,

     Well, that is your fault for using a slow CDROM drive.  I have
copied 60mb in significantly less time.  Like move the folder over and
wait a few moments (possibly even a couple of minutes) then it is
done.

     These do not seem like valid 'I Hate CDROM' comments.  In fact, I
am very leary of a posting that asks for Hate comments.  Perhaps one
that asked for constructive criticism.  Sounds like an Apple maligner
may be loose on this group.

	maurice


Maurice Sharp MSc. Student
University of Calgary Computer Science Department
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