on 11/23/03 5:51 PM, Rev. George G. Guillory at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Hello, >> I've been checking out my OS 10.2 that I just installed on my G3-MT and >> it works very well. However, I'm not familiar with some of the >> differences. I put a disk into my zip drive to look at something. I >> finished using it and tried to eject it. I get a note that says it can't >> be ejected because it is in use. How do I eject it? I don't have any >> part of the disk in use that I know about. >> Thanks > > Hi wilton & all; > I've had this problem before too. Reopen the Zip disk, check to see if you > have simple text or something else open when you'reon the Zip disk. If not, > simply restart the Mac, and it should eject the disk. > If you have you're Zip set to not to eject on restart, hold the eject button > in on the Zip as you restart. HTH
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