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December 4th, 2005
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 There aren't many of still using OS 9 any more, so . . . don't really have recent experience with your problem, and am not sure exactly what the problem is. Sounds like you try a search, but no results show in the results columns. Just a guess: Take a look at your connection tab (if not turned on, I think it's in the View menu), and look at the vendor/version column. By disconnectiiong and reconnecting from the file menu, you should get a different set of hosts. Maybe the new hosts will return results.  |
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