Terry,
This may be too simple but usually you just drag the disk to the
trash to eject it. Sorry, if I am misunderstanding your problem or
wasting your time with something you all ready know.
hope that helps,
Randy
On Thursday, September 26, 2002, at 08:57 PM, Terry Younkin wrote among
other things:
> Now the bad news. I now have a regular Mac hard drive icon showing for
> the Zip disk and can work with it like any other disk. Unfortunately,
> it's *too* much like a hard drive. I cannot eject the disk. The only
> thing I've been able to do to get the disk out of the Zip Drive is to
> shut every thing down (not the Zip Drive ...doing that can get you the
> Click of Death with a disk installed), then use a paper clip to eject
> the disk. The front button will not eject the disk.
>
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