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In article <1137@aucs.UUCP> peter@aucs.UUCP (Peter Steele) writes:
>Some of us are organization freaks so even if we don't look in the
>system folder frequently we liked to keep things respectable (just
>in case company comes!). If found my system folder used to be a
>mess until I adopted an organization and stuck to it. Now it's
>probably the best organized folder on my hard disk. What I did was
>organize the system folder files as horizonal rows of icons. The
>first row I call "System files", identified by a dummy folder on the
>extreme left of this row by this name. If I have to add another system
>file, I scroll to the right end of the row and add it there.

I do something similar, except I use the small icon view and organize by
columns.  The first column, like Peter, is System stuff (System, Finder,
Clipboard File, Scrapbook File, MultiFinder, DA Handler, Macintalk, Macsbug,
Responder (you ARE using Responder, aren't you?), Easy Access, Key Layout,
etc.)  The second column is Chooser and Printing stuff (Appletalk ImageWriter,
LaserWriter, Laser Prep, AppleShare, AppleShare Prep, PrintMonitor, Spool
Folder, etc.)  The next column is Control Panel stuff (I won't name any),
and the fourth and final column is for miscellaneous things, such as
MacWrite Options.

						_emt