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Re: 6.02 problem?

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From: Jim Macak
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 1988 00:32
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In article <1647@cadre.dsl.PITTSBURGH.EDU> geb@cadre.dsl.pittsburgh.edu (Gordon E. Banks) writes:
>I switched to 6.02 last night and immediately began to notice
>something strange.  When files are copied into folders, sometimes
>(not all the time), when you open the folder, you find that its window
>has expanded and the added files are way down at the bottom with
>loads of blank space between these files and the ones that were
>already there.  You then have to move the new files up to the
>top to compact the folder window.  Is this a problem for anyone
>else?  I have several inits and layout 1.7.  

I haven't switched to System 6.0.2 yet, though I have noted this problem with
System Release 5.0.  I'm not sure that I have seen it when doing a Finder move
of files from folder to folder, but I have definitely noted it when moving
files about from within an application by using DiskTop.  When I get back to
the Finder and open the appropriate folder, files that had just been moved
there are way "down" at the bottom of a window.

So, this problem is _not_ unique to System 6.0.2.

Jim


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From: macak@lakesys.UUCP (Jim Macak)
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Subject: Re: 6.02 problem?
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Date: 31 Oct 88 00:32:50 GMT
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