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Subject: Finder bug
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Date: Wed, 19-Dec-84 00:35:11 EST
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Posted: Wed Dec 19 00:35:11 1984
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From: Walter.Smith@CMU-CS-K


In Finder 1.1g:

Change the name of a file.  Click on another file.  Quickly, while the
Finder is changing the first file's name (accessing the disk), click on a
blank spot of the desktop and hold the mouse button down.  The Finder will
not realize you let go of the mouse while it was busy.

I never noticed this until today, when it caused me to accidentally copy a
file to another disk (I went to another disk window rather than a blank spot
of desktop).

- Walter Smith (wrs@cmu-cs-k.arpa or ..!seismo!cmu-cs-k!wrs)