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- From: terner@dorm.rutgers.edu (Daniel Alan Terner)
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- Subject: Re: System-7-Pack vs. SpeedyFinder7
- Message-ID: <Nov.17.16.15.38.1992.18174@dorm.rutgers.edu>
- Date: 17 Nov 92 21:15:39 GMT
- References: <BxuCBo.MIy@mentor.cc.purdue.edu>
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- In article <BxuCBo.MIy@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> Brian R. Jones,
- jonesbb@mentor.cc.purdue.edu writes:
-
- > I have now seen two control panels that appear to do the same thing.
- >SpeedyFinder7 and System-7-Pack both adjust the finder by speeding up the
- >copying process as well as other "enhancements". Is there a major
- difference
- >between the two or is one better than the other?
-
- Both perform similar functions, so far as I can tell. SpeedyFinder7 (I
- believe 1.5.4 is the most recent version) seems to be the preferable one,
- though, as it does not directly modify the resources of the System file
- (Changes aren't permanent - if you reboot without SpeedyFinder, you're
- back to the system you had originally). Both are quality products, as far
- as I can tell. For a more detailed discussion of System-7-Pack, check out
- the the past month's issue of MacUser, which reviews it briefly and
- praises it.
-
- -Dante
- terner@dorm.rutgers.edu
-