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In article <588@qumix.UUCP> len@qumix.UUCP (Leonard Labar) writes:
>I have a 128k Mac and am constantly annoyed by random error messages
>that occur when I select the eject (cont. E) option.  Usually there is
>around 50k left.  However, it says "There is not enough memory to eject
>the startup disk".  Variations on this are "..to remember the icon."  I
>...
>...						"Shutdown" always works
>regardless.  This happens frequently on disks that use the old (-0.15)
>version of macterminal but it is not exclusively limited to using
>macterminal.

I used to have this problem frequently with my MacTerminal 1.1 (release)
disk using finder 1.1g.  The problem was due to my having downloaded
many binhexed programs, converted them on that disk before transferring them.
As a result, the DeskTop (invisible file) was HUGE.  Your reference to
"Shutdown" implies you may have Finder 4.1 where that problem shouldn't exist,
(4.1 ckleans up the DeskTop), but if not then you have to manually clean the
DeskTop file by shift-option double-click on finder and hold the mouse button
down until the Finder menu bar appears.  There are other better ways to clean
the desktop, such as the PurgeIcons application which is on Compuserve or
using the resource editor to remove everything from the DeskTop files
EXCEPT FOBJ, STR, and FCMT.  These are better because they don't remove
the folders or the Get Info data.

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