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In article <2134@uokmax.UUCP> srpenndo@uokmax.UUCP (Sean Richard Penndorf) writes:
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>Summary, the user should still be able to access his/her DA's through the
>Apple menu in some way under the "New System" with better flexibility and
>control over where they reside on the disk.  I can see the makers of SuitCase
>taking advantage of this.  
  COMPLETE AGREEMENT.
>...A little off the subject, but rather than post another message...
>Shouldn't there be a "Master Key" to press to override any and all INITS
>from loading?  Sure would be nice.

   MORE complete agreement! Apple, you listening? I have SO many times
wished I could just boot with a key down instead of having to go through
my system folder and carefully pick out all offending inits when I am
testing software to see if it is Mac II Incompatible or merely
incompatible with one of my many inits.   A question on this subject: I
have noticed that some INITs do check for one key or other upon loading.
Has Apple announced a standard check taht everyone is ignoring? Or is
the subject simply ignored?

					 EndUser the NonHacker
					a.k.a JBZimmerman!
					 -soon to be hacker (after
finals, I'll learn C.  Yeah.)

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