The Nautilus Shell is System 7.x compatible. However, not all the material published on each disc will be. As a result, you may encounter some difficulty accessing certain software under System 7.x.
Further, because of the memory requirements of System 7.x, some applications which prior to System 7.x would have launched successfully from the Nautilus Shell may return "out of memory" errors under System 7.x. Should this occur, you may be able to gain the additional memory required by quitting any other applications resident or by quitting Nautilus itself momentarily and launching from the Finder level. (You can set Preferences so the Nautilus Shell remembers your place when you leave, making it easy to pick up where you left off). Then applications may be opened directly from the Nautilus CD ROM, though some will need to be transferred to hard disk to launch.
Because Nautilus runs on such a wide variety of Macs, it isn't possible for us to tell you which applications will require special launching instructions on your system. The Nautilus Team flags the potential difficulties of this kind likely to affect most subscribers (if we've encountered them ourselves or you point them out) and suggests options that you can try.
Let us know what you think of this System 7-compatible version of Nautilus, and please share any operational tips or hints with us so we can publish them for other subscribers.
