So do I understand correctly that the alias is like a shortcut?
Catherine Golding
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exactly that.
On 21 Nov 2011, at 15:38, Catherine Golding wrote:
So do I understand correctly that the alias is like a shortcut?
Catherine Golding
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It is. You can make folders let's say for apps you use or documents you use or
what not and put the shortcuts' folders on your desktop.
On Nov 21, 2011, at 7:38 AM, Catherine Golding wrote:
So do I understand correctly that the alias is like a shortcut?
Catherine Golding
Olympia,
Hi Catherine,
Just to follow up on Sarah's point about keeping Applications organized. The
recommendation is that you keep your applications in the Applications folder.
If you want to access something on the Desktop, leave it in the Applications
folder, but create an alias. From Finder,
…Actually the command for alius unless it changed is cmd l but good luck and
that's how I do stuff actually as well.
On Nov 20, 2011, at 6:52 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Catherine,
Just to follow up on Sarah's point about keeping Applications organized. The
recommendation is that you keep your
i failed to read the rest of the message until now. thanks for the app and I'll
try it as well in case I ever need to find stuff which I will in a few weeks
when I reorganize my podcast folder.
Take care all and happy holidays.
On Nov 20, 2011, at 6:52 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Catherine,
Just
Hi Sarah,
You're correct that the shortcut to make an alias is Command-L; I think my
brain froze up. If you use the EasyFind app, you have to have to check the
boxes to Include searches for Package contents and/or Invisible Files
Folders. Ignore Case is checked by default (but can be
I am wondering how I move thiongs to the desktop such as Pages. Second, how
do I hide things on the dock without losing them entirely?
Catherine Golding
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to move something to the desktop do a cmd c but for apps leave them in the app
folder. it is more organized that way..
On Nov 17, 2011, at 8:20 PM, Catherine Golding wrote:
I am wondering how I move things to the desktop such as Pages. Second, how
do I hide things on the dock without losing
