To delete files, highlight the file, and do an command+backspace.
Backspae also functions as your delete key. As for the cut command
always being unavillable, i'm not sure, but it woulda helped me a lot if
I needed to move something so i wouldn't had to make a copy, copy it in
the new place, then delete its original. Mike.
Hayden Smith wrote:
Hi there folks,
I've got a big bunch of queries - as a novis mac user transiting from win32 -
which I need to clear up:
1. I notice that in my edit menu there is no "delete" function, neitehr is
there one in the file menu or anywhere else I'm looking. So, how does one delete files?
2. I notice that the "cut" function appears to be constantly greyed out. Why
might this be?
3. If I reinstall my mac partition, will my windows partition installed via
bootcamp be removed as well?
4. Are there any essential applications which do not come along with mac which
would be useful to have which either have superior functions to the generic
applications or make voiceovering a little easier?
Cheers,
Hayden
