Hi Keith, Yes, it's possible to make shortcuts, but you'll find that you don't really have to do very much of this. For example, many people put their most frequently used applications in the Dock, and navigate to those apps with VO-keys+D to get to the Dock, then use VO-keys and the right/left arrow keys to find the applications they want, and open with VO-space. I also put a frequently used folder in the Dock, but that functionality seems limited in Leopard because of the new Spaces feature. Also, there are the very useful shortcuts (from Finder) of Shift-Command-A to go to your Applications Folder and Shift-Command-U to go the Utilities Folder. Once in that directory you need only start typing the first letters of the app name to find it, and you can use Command-O to open it. You could add a frequently used folder to the Finder sidebar by selecting if and typing Command-T.
I'll let someone who is running an up-to-date Leopard release give you more relevant information for your system. Cheers, Esther On Dec 02, 2007, at 11:32AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >OK is it possible to make shortcuts to various folders? i wish to put >divverent apps and folders etc on my desktop. or do i have to copy the folders >and move them then delete the original. also of course can i make shortcuts >to applications? > >thanks > >Keith > > > >
