--- You wrote: On Dec 27, 2004, at 2:13 PM, Stewart, Brian C wrote: > How do you refresh the file sizes in Mac OS X 10.3? > > I open a new finder window and the file size is displayed, along with > the > name of the file and the modification date. The size of the file > sometimes > automatically changes and sometimes it does not. Is there a command to > force > a refresh. > > In windows you press F5 to force a refresh. > > I work with a lot of large files and I use the file size as an > indicator of > the job completion. > > Brian > --- end of quote --- There's a little freeware program called Refresh Windows that does this.
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