Ward, I thought Allan was not talking about opening drives 
simultaneously, but which command would open which drive if you had 
more than one. Shouldn't there be a command for each drive? I  would 
hardly ever need to open the front and back doors together at the same 
time, and unless I had the identical locks , I would need two keys, 
would I not?----- For the sake of being a total nut, I  simply , tongue 
in cheek, had to add to the confusion.
Marta
On Sunday, Jun 8, 2003, at 19:59 US/Eastern, Ward Oldham wrote:

> Allan,
>
> Again, Option+Eject is NOT the keyboard command to eject media from a 
> single
> optical drive (nor does the tech note state that). While you may find 
> that
> it works,  holding down an Fkey+Eject works too.  That doesn't make it
> correct.  It just illustrates the point that holding down the extra 
> key is
> UNNECESSARY.  And I don't believe there is a single keyboard command to
> eject both trays at once should you have dual optical drives.
>
> If your final conclusion works for you then so be it!  It is an 
> incorrect
> conclusion.  The tech note could not be more clear.  I apologize for 
> the
> confusion.
>
> Ward
>
> On 6/8/03 5:59 PM, "Allan Atherton" <aatherton at insightbb.com> wrote:
>
>> Ward Oldham <woldham at insightbb.com> said:
>>> I'm not quite sure where this confusion arises from but I rarely 
>>> quote from
>>> mere belief, suspicion or opinion.
>>> http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25345
>>> We have both installed a second drive and ordered a custom 
>>> build-to-order
>>> unit from Apple with two drives installed.  It works as the tech note
>>> describes.
>>
>> The question was....
>> If Option+Eject now opens my first optical drive door, how can the 
>> same
>> command also open the second optical drive door if I was to add one?
>>
>> I read the tech article link, and it says the same thing that you 
>> said, that
>> pressing Option+Eject will open the second drive door.
>>
>> But that did not answer my question of whether both drive doors would 
>> slide
>> open when Option+Eject is pressed.
>>
>> So I will surmise an answer....
>> Although both Eject and Option+Eject open the drive door if you have 
>> one
>> drive, adding a second drive makes Option+Eject only open the second 
>> drive
>> door.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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