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In article <6762@cit-vax.Caltech.Edu> wetter@tybalt.caltech.edu.UUCP (Pierce T. Wetter) writes:
>>
>>Once I get below about 520k, the bombs stop, but then when I open
>>my file I get told that my 'system disk is full.  FW will exit to the
>>finder'.  Finally at around 450k on the startup disk I can actually
>>open my 120k file; FW is still complaining ('Your system disk is
>>nearly full.  Delete some files'), but it lets me print.
>>
>   The fullWrite box specifically says HardDisk required, Personally I put
>FW on the fileserver, then run from a hard disk as the startup disk, but this
>annoys me also as it would be nice if I didn't have to do all the temp file
>stuff just to print. 

We didn't keep the box, but here's what the manual says (Learning Guide
1-5): 'To run FullWrite Professional you need a Macintosh Plus, a Macintosh
SE, a Macintosh II, or a Macintosh 512K enhanced with a memory upgrade to
at least one megabyte.  In addition to the built-in 800K disk drive, you
need a second disk drive with a capacity of at least 800K or a Macintosh-
compatible hard disk'.

To compare small things with great, there's something in WordPerfect that
would come in usefully here--a command that lets the user set the folder
in which temp files will be stored.


Mark Francillon
Dept. of Anthropology
University of Chicago
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