default radius, the screen said. It was all right, then; the program had been instructed to supply a value of its own if the user didn't specify one. Dairine let out a breath, and resolved to have a look at this thing's manual. Maybe the company had made changes in the software. copy utility ready, said the screen. press <cr> to begin. Dairine hit the carriage return. The disk drive whirred. There were two computers on the desk. She gaped. Hesitantly she put out a hand to the second computer, which was sitting next to the first, and sticking over the edge of the desk a little. It was solid, and its screen matched that of the original computer exactly. They both said: copy successfully completed. description file "appliiic.dsc" created hard copy "appliiic.cpy" created a> HIGH WIZARDRY 357 Oh, Lord! Dairine thought. She didn't dare turn around or make any outward sign: behind her, her mother and father were arguing peaceably over the contents of the Apple manuals. Desperately, Dairine brought up the directory again, stared at it, and then, for lack of any better idea, typed: hide The disk drives whirred again. Dairine thought she had never heard such a loud noise in her life, but her parents still didn't notice anything. The screen cleared itself, then said: IIIC HIDE UTILITY Choose one: (1)  Hide from copy utility (2)  Hide from change utility (3)  Hide from mbasic (4)  Exit to system Dairine typed "1." The screen cleared again. HIDE FROM "COPY" UTILITY Last copy description file in memory: Last hard copy created: Name of hard copy to hide? Dairine hurriedly typed "applih.cpy." The screen said: HIDE OPTIONS: