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From: dennisg@sdcrdcf.UUCP (Dennis E. Griesser)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: A Finder Suggestion
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Date: Mon, 5-Aug-85 22:36:09 EDT
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In article <1771@reed.UUCP> nathan@reed.UUCP (Nathan Wilson) writes:
>holding down the option and flower keys.  If fact it would be nice if
>there was an actual 'make this disk the startup' function rather that
>requiring that a person go snooping into the depths on their system
>folders to find the finder icon.  The nice thing about this solution is

I second that motion!

In fact, this could be another action triggered by the existing "set startup"
item in the Finder's menu:  If an application is selected, "set startup"
makes it the application that runs at startup time.  If a DISK is selected, 
"set startup" makes it the startup disk.

How about it, Apple?