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echo: geoworks
to: JAMES WALTON
from: PETER CAMPBELL
date: 1996-05-27 07:57:00
subject: POTENTIAL USER ASKS...

Greetings from Pensey's Point, James!
James Walton put finger to keyboard and spelled out some words about
POTENTIAL USER ASKS... to Peter Campbell on 20-May-96.
 JW> @MSGID: 1:129/260.0 19fc3172
 JW> @REPLY: 3:633/272.4 6b613d1c
 JW> @PID: timEd 1.01
 PC>> If you lock the drive, Ensemble will then see it as a hard
 PC>> drive. You can also edit GEOS.INI to force it to see it as a
 PC>> hard drive, but I wouldn't recommend that as it will then
 PC>> not recognise disk changes.
 JW> Uh, Lock the Drive?
The Zip software allows you to lock the drive so that the disk cannot be
removed by pushing the button. Something you might want to do if there
were young children around with sticky fingers, perhaps. The software
also allows you to write protect etc. While the disk is locked, Ensemble
sees it as a hard drive. Unlock it and it becomes a floppy. Thus the
symbol tells you whether it is locked or not. Neat!
 JW> It really isn't a big deal since Geoworks doesn't care that the Zip 
rive
 JW> is 100 megs instead of 1.44 megs.
Quite true!
 JW> I use Geoworks to publish a small creative writing anthology and a
 JW> science fiction fanzine.
I'd love to see a copy of your work. I publish a newsletter on how to
get more out of Ensemble and an Ensemble-based system. I also write a
column for one of Australia's oldest computer magazines, "Your
Computer".
Regards
Pensey
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