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Re: How to download to a different disk w/macput [message #78958] Sun, 02 June 2013 23:07
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Date: Sun, 2-Dec-84 15:48:16 EST
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Posted: Sun Dec  2 15:48:16 1984
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Thanks to Ron Hitchens (ut-sally) for the best method of saving
download output to a different disk.  The method works, its
simple, and it increased my understanding of the mac.

Ward (hao) and others suggested "save as" from the file menu.
This works, as does "close" followed by "open"  or "new".  The
disadvantage of these techniques is disk swapping. 
Mousing up the "save as" selection from the file menu is easy.
Then the reaper arrives - thirteen disk insertions stand between
you and your terminal session. (elapsed time: 2 minutes and change).
Is this process less onerous on a Fattie?

Although Hitchens technique is less obvious (more of a unix style
interface) its preferable for me because of the greatly reduced
number of disk insertions.  Thanks again to everyone who replied.


Kaare Christian   cmcl2!rna|kc
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