[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I guess when the opposite has made sense to you for so long, this takes a >while to get the idea of. The Mac has always been a spatially related GUI >and this one doesn't seem to be as much. You know how we artists >sometimes think a bit differently? I can agree with this. But the concepts are actually very similar. The desktops are at the same place as ever. The icons are always on there in 10.2, unless you turn that off. You can forget about the actual folder even if it's not hidden. So forget about it.
Actually before 10.2.x, when in a classic app open/save dialog choosing "desktop" would take you to the OS 9 desktop. Now, you get taken to your user desktop. At least in my box and I didn't change anything.....Same goes for apps that download to the desktop in classic. They end up in on the user desktop. I only use my OS 9 desktop folder alias to find stuff I left there when booted into OS 9. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
