Re: How to make an unitialized disk

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From: bill
Date: Mon, 02 Nov 1987 21:11

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	Why don't you try one of the commands that appear under
	the Special selection on the menu bar.  It is called
	erase disk.  Make sure though that the disk you want
	erase is the newly formatted one.  To do so, just make
	sure that the disk is selected before you select erase
	disk.

			Bill Wisell
			"Works Great.  Less Space."

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