Re: Apple Desktop II on a IIe card?

[Lockar <lockar@nospam.com>]

   Nope, I just have two partitions.  I am just thinking that it
doesn't like the //e card.

      -Lockar



In article <20040117180637.24654.00000147@mb-m16.aol.com>, Obsbedia2
<obsbedia2@aol.com> wrote:

> << > Have any of you tried to use Apple II
> > Desktop on a //e? If so what do you think has been changed that it will
> > not run on the IIe card? >>
> 
> Desktop 1.1 is different than MouseDesk version 1 in the layout of the disk
> volumes on the desktop.  MouseDesk allows for 13 volumes to be displayed and
> opened because it presents them on the desktop in vertical columns from the
> top
> right and then left across the screen.  
> 
> Desktop 1.1 allows only 10 volumes to be displayed, five on the right side of
> the screen and five more on the bottom.  An eleventh volume will push the
> first
> volume off the list to be displayed on the screen and any more will lock up
> the
> program.  If you have a lot of partitions, maybe that's the problem.
> JaY
>