if it is open in a browser, it will not eject. Other than that, I have found that rebooting the system fixes this.
On Mar 28, 2009, at 8:59 PM, Mark Baxter wrote:I was not backing up and was not using my external hard drive at all. When I tried to eject it, however, Mac said that another application was using it; I couldn't find out which, so I couldn't eject it. Any idea how this might happen?
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