On Sep 6, 9:35=A0am, "John B. Matthews"
 wrote:
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> =A0magnusfalkirk  wrote:
> > On Sep 2, 7:48=A0pm, dmolony  wrote:
> > > I think I've found the problem now - if the user didn't set the root
> > > directory but opened a disk directly instead, the quit routine would
> > > crash when trying to save the root directory. It's fixed now. Sorry
> > > about that. Please download a fresh copy (you need build 36 or later =
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> > > see the 'about' menu option). If you still have problems, just delete
> > > your preferences.
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> > > I would strongly recommend setting the root directory anyway, it's so
> > > much easier to use that way.
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> > > Denis
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> > Denis,
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> > I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or not but I can't get it to
> > run on Mac OS X. Running OS X 10.4.11 on a G4 Mac Mini.
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> Dean: I think DiskBrowser requires Java 1.6. Apple has decided that we
> G4 owners can get along with 1.5. Hence my preference for open source.
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> John B. Matthews
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John,

Thanks, so I guess until I finally upgrade to an Intel Mac, which
won't be happeing any time soon, I can't run DiskBrowser. Oh well, I
find that Apple Commander and ADFS Carbon do the job I need them to
with disk images on the Mac. I use CiderPress on the PC at work, when
I'm messing with Apple II stuff.

Dean
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