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From: [e-mail] (kenneth steven simon)
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Subject: Re: Powerbook & Duo Batteries
Summary: I goofed!
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Date: 6 Apr 93 05:59:59 GMT
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 [e-mail] (Ronald A. Wong) writes:

 ]In article <[e-mail]>,
 ][e-mail] (kenneth steven simon) wrote:
> 
> The program PowerStrip2.0, which is freeware, has an option called
> "Quick Discharge."  You can find it on the Mac archives, probably
> sumex-aim.stanford.edu or mac.archive.umich.edu.


   >>Is it a hidden option?  I'm using PowerStrip 2.0 (by Mr. Caputo) right now
   >>and can't find any quick discharge option.  It definitely is on
   >>mac.archive.umich.edu 'cause I submitted it! 

 My apologies!  I goofed.  The "quick discharge" option is part of the
Connectix PowerBook Utilities package (CPU).  I installed it the same
day as PowerStrip, and didn't pay enough attention.  ;)  Anyway, the
option does exist for those of you who buy CPU. 


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