Re: I want my MiniFinder!

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From: Frank Kolnick
Date: Sun, 19 Jun 1988 18:19

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In article <15200024@uxg.cso.uiuc.edu> dorner@uxg.cso.uiuc.edu writes:
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>I do agree that the Minifinder was handy for dealing with disk/memory
>constraints.  ...
>

On a similar topic...
I have an SE with 1 meg., which will happily run Adobe Illustrator.
However, Illustrator '88 demands the latest finder, so I upgraded, and
now it claims to not have enough memory.  The 'about' box informs me
that the system is eating up 395K (!), so I presume this is the problem.
So, I moved all my fonts and DAs out (with the help of Suitcase) and
removed all my INITs, to no avail.  What am I doing wrong?
(I'd even buy more memory, were it available.)

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Frank Kolnick,
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From: frank@mnetor.UUCP (Frank Kolnick)
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Subject: Re: I want my MiniFinder!
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Date: 19 Jun 88 18:19:08 GMT
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