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In article <BxoDpI.69A@ra.nrl.navy.mil> kamis@bogey.itd.nrl.navy.mil (George  
Kamis) writes:
    *  Finally, with Next Step 3.0, I can read and write to
    *  Macintosh formatted floppy disks.  However, I cannot eject
    *  the disk from the Workspace unless I logout.  The
    *  Workspace/Disk/Eject command does not work since it remains
    *  inactive when a Mac disk is inserted.  Dumping the disk
    *  into the Recycler doesn't work either.  Has anyone else
    *  experienced the same problem or is there some trick to
    *  ejecting Mac floppies?

I have not seen the inactive Disk/Eject situation.  What I have
seen is this:

    o   you have a Mac disk mounted, and you change
        directory to that disk from (say) a terminal window.

    o   you drag the disk to the recycler.  Nothing apparently
        happens, but if you're alert (NPI) you'll see an alert
        flash up for half a second and go away.

    o   the alert you almost didn't see from the previous case
        will come up if you eject the disk from the Disk/Eject
        menu.  It says you can't eject the disk because some
        application is using it.

I can't seem to replicate your situation where the Disk/Eject
menu is inactive.

        ........  Henry