nf0i+@andrew.cmu.edu (Norman William Franke, III) (07/31/89)
I like ResEdit the way it is. It is much easier to manipulate files and folders how it is set up now, I think. Then only problem I see is sometimes you can get too many windows, and it's hard to select the one you want. But there are INITs that make dealing with windows much easier. I would not want to see SFGETFILES, etc, in ResEdit... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- nf0i+@andrew.cmu.edu Norman Franke -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
hammersslammers1@oxy.edu (David J. Harr) (08/01/89)
There are several messages going like this: In article <239@6sigma.UUCP> blm@6sigma.UUCP (Brian Matthews) writes: > While we're talking about ResEdit, I have a question for everybody. How > many think ResEdit should just use SF{PutFile, GetFile} like everybody > else? > I do, and here's why: [Many good reasons deleted] > Brian L. Matthews Six Sigma Right on! I'm usually connected to my campus' several massive Vax file servers by AlisaShare. Run ResEdit and even on my 20 seconds (_after_ havin volumes and give me their unwanted contents. On the other hand, it's nice to have a bit of diversity. -- _ _|\____ Nick Jackiw | Visual Geometry Project | Math Department / /_/ O> \ ------------+-------------------------+ Swarthmore Colleg | O> | 215-328-8225| jackiw@cs.swarthmore.edu| Swarthmore PA 190 GOOD GRIEF!!! I have had to wads through about thirty copies of this stupid post in the last week. I remember the incident a couple of months ago where the mailers posted everything twice, but this is ridiculous. Either this guy mailer is brain-dead or he is being incredibly rude by subjecting the net to this electronic leaflet bombing. I seriously wish it would end. David Harr -- no .sig yet, I used all my brain-dead ideas above
rubinoff@linc.cis.upenn.edu (Robert Rubinoff) (08/01/89)
In article <3288@ubvmsc.cc.buffalo.edu> jackiw@carthage.UUCP (Nick Jackiw) writes: > [...] >On the other hand, it's nice to have a bit of diversity. Gee, is that why you posted the same message six times? Robert
jackiw@cs.swarthmore.edu (Nick Jackiw) (08/02/89)
In article <239@6sigma.UUCP> blm@6sigma.UUCP (Brian Matthews) writes: > While we're talking about ResEdit, I have a question for everybody. How > many think ResEdit should just use SF{PutFile, GetFile} like everybody > else? > I do, and here's why: [Many good reasons deleted] > Brian L. Matthews Six Sigma Right on! I'm usually connected to my campus' several massive Vax file servers by AlisaShare. Run ResEdit and even on my 20 seconds (_after_ having loaded) to scan all those remote, read-only volumes and give me their unwanted contents. On the other hand, it's nice to have a bit of diversity. -- _ _|\____ Nick Jackiw | Visual Geometry Project | Math Department / /_/ O> \ ------------+-------------------------+ Swarthmore College | O> | 215-328-8225| jackiw@cs.swarthmore.edu| Swarthmore PA 190 \_Guernica_/ ------------+-------------------------+ USA
blm@6sigma.UUCP (Brian Matthews) (08/03/89)
In article <44899@tiger.oxy.edu> hammersslammers1@oxy.edu (David J. Harr) writes: |There are several messages going like this: |GOOD GRIEF!!! I have had to wads [sic] through about thirty copies of this |stupid post in the last week. I remember the incident a couple of months ago |where the mailers posted everything twice, but this is ridiculous. Either |this guy [sic] mailer is brain-dead or he is being incredibly rude by |subjecting the net to this electronic leaflet bombing. If you'd bothered to do a little investigating, you probably would have discovered what I did - that neither Nick Jackiw nor his mailer appear to be at fault. He was just unlucky enough to have posted the original article. A machine upstream from his appears to have caused the duplicates. I've sent a note containing the pertinent information to the postmaster of the machine in question. |I seriously wish it would end. But obviously not seriously enough to have actually made any attempt to solve the problem. -- Brian L. Matthews blm@6sigma.UUCP Six Sigma CASE, Inc. +1 206 854 6578 PO Box 40316, Bellevue, WA 98004