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Old 01-10-2005, 16:53   #13
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Re: Disc in Mac
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Originally Posted by Lew
Ummmâ₠¬Ã‚¦ You can. If you have a multi-button mouse you right-cick and select "Eject", if not you Ctrl-click and select "Eject".

Troll rating 2/10
Troll rating? How am I supposed to know Macs still only have one-button mice? Pretty daft in this day and age isn't it?

I maintain that dragging the disk icon onto the trashcan is definitely not a logical way to unmount or eject a disk. It might be a logical way to wipe a CD-RW, though...

And in any case, I can't be an anti-Mac troll. I'm a strong Linux advocate, and we're both fighting the same enemy...
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