I guess, I have never had a problem with column mode. Actually it is
all I have ever used.
On Nov 25, 2007, at 9:52 AM, David Poehlman wrote:
and it does not apply if your hard drive opens up in icon mode, the
best way
to be certain you are going to your apps folder is to press command-
shift-a
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Press command shift c, go to your hard drive, right arrow and you
should here applications folder, press command V to paste. Of course
this is after you have copied the item.
On Nov 25, 2007, at 9:35 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Think it's column view.
reason i say think is that it's a bit like an excell table i.e.
columns and rows. hope this explains things.
keith
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when you say "list of apps", do you mean that the list was in
column mode,
list mode or icon mode?
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OK the steps I took were
pressed VO keys and held them while pressing down arrow,
reached my memory stick and with the VO keys still pressed I
pressed the
space key to open my memory stick.
then I had to interact with a scroll bar that gave me the list of
folders,
apps etc on the memory stick
Next I had to VO and down arrow again to find the app that I needed
to copy
to the clipboard
next I pressed the apple key or the applications key which ever you
prefer
and the C key to copy the app.
after that I arrowed back through the folder structure until I
came to
the applications folder,which I believe is where I can store apps.
so upon opening this folder by pressing VO and space I down
arrowed once
and came upon a list of apps already there.
I then deselected the selected file in that list, if you see what
I mean,
then I pressed apps key plus V to paste my app in to the apps
folder.
wow that's some steps when you put fingers to keyboard.
OH unfortunately the paste action after all that didn't work.
thanks
Keith
