macorhpans said: >Not desktop FOLDER but an alias of the Documents folder..sorry for the >confusion. (Sigh), what application did you expect would open any *folder alias*? Can you please be more concrete and say what you did and what you expected you actions would lead to?
Jodi Kodish Stav said: >> When you open the "desktop" window it doesn't show the hard >> drive....that >> is another thing I wondered about. > >That's a Finder preference you can set. I think what is bewildering for Macorphans here and I agree it can be if you don't know, is that in OS X, the desktop *is* personal and is found inside the user folder. The drive shouldn't show up there, howvever, it shows up on the desktop, where desktop always have been, or at least it does so by default in OS X 10.2. Actually I can't even remember when it didn't. 10.0? So the only real difference here is that that every user has one desktop folder inside their user folder, effectively giving everyone their own personal one (if multiusers are setup of course). I have root, my daily admin user, a spare admin and guest. Also, to see drives, Macorphans, go to "Computer". There they all are. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
