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In article <5767@bunny.UUCP> ps01@bunny.UUCP (Paul Suh) writes:
|In article <2156@phoenix.Princeton.EDU> buzz@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Mahboud Zabetian) writes:
||There is no way to quit the Finder.  That's alright, it's nice having the
||Finder around all the time.  What I want to know is:
||
||	Why is it that you can't quit Multifinder?  It would be so nice being
||	able to do that instead of rebooting.
|
|I assume that you mean "I want to go from MultiFinder to normal Finder"
|in your question.  The answer is easy.  In your system folder, there are
|two files, Finder and MultiFinder.  [...]
|(e.g. if you're in MF and want to go to Finder, double click on the Finder
|

Oh really?  And under which Finder/System/Multifinder release can you do
this?

Seriously, though, this going from Multifinder to [Uni]Finder business
ought be straightened out.  Rebooting in order to drop from MF to F is a
big kludge [Servant, though buggy, can do "Shut Up" from Servant to Finder].

BTW, before MF was released there was a rumor that Andy was going to do a
non multitasking version of Servant. I.e., a servant which would run as a
Finder substitute under Multifinder.  Has anyone heard more about this?

Christopher Chow
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