On Oct 7, 2005, at 12:36 PM, Barry Wainwright wrote:
Or, set a folder action applescript on the Documents folder, to
look for 'on
removing items', and checking the name of the removed item. If it
is 'mud'
then flag up a dialog (or even, move it back in!!)
Ha! that's funny.
I wonder what a less-capable user would think of their computer
moving files back for them. ("I'm sorry Dave, you can't move that
folder")
I think I would rather just tell them to use a different folder for
their docs... it has worked out so-far.
On 7/10/05 16:49, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What happens if you put the MUD somewhere obscure where dumb users
don't
care about "alphabetical long names", like ~/Library, or
~/Library/Application Support, put an alias to it in ~/Documents,
and lock
down the alias. The alias file doesn't have to be writable, just
the files
in the real folder. Will that work? (I've never tried this.)
I could try this out. I suppose then that even the Alias could be
made invisible (locked or unlocked)
Better if Entourage/office as a whole would support this, but a
hidden alias to ~/Microsoft User Data might be an ok workaround.
Thanks
-Allen Hancock
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