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Join Date: May 2001
Location: Berkeley Springs,WV/USA
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I have this bad habit of installing and uninstalling different programs and files and such (hey,what fun are these things if you can`t play with em`) and I thought I was getting pretty good at trashing what needed trashing to get back to where I was before.
Problem is, I`ve developed this "pause" whenever I open or use anything. I click on something and there`s a pause of a few seconds before anything happens. It`s not a major problem,just a pain. I`ve gone through all my extentions,control panels and prefs without any luck finding the trouble maker.
Anybody got any ideas??????  pause
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Join Date: Oct 1999
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Delete the AppleShare PDS file, and also trash the finder, and system prefs. lemme know if that helps.
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Pottstown, PA. USA
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Originally posted by oscar:
<STRONG>Delete the AppleShare PDS file, and also trash the finder, and system prefs. lemme know if that helps.</STRONG>
Should be careful of the wording... trash the finder preference ... NOT the Finder!
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Join Date: May 2001
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I went and trashed the finder and system prefs. (I couldn`t find AppleShare PDS ?) and lo and behold ,it worked.
Thanks guys.
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Originally posted by redeew:
<STRONG>I went and trashed the finder and system prefs. (I couldn`t find AppleShare PDS ?) and lo and behold ,it worked.
Thanks guys.
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FFR, the AppleShare PDS file is in the root of any shared volume.
Invisible, of course 
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Join Date: May 2001
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OOOOOhh.There it is.
Thanks 
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Originally posted by redeew:
<STRONG>OOOOOhh.There it is.
Thanks </STRONG>
Remember if you have multiple partitions or drives, and they have been shared as well as the start up disk, they will also have the file...
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