In a message dated 3/12/2005 5:36:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, Wade Tinney 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>
>I found this article 
>http://homepage.mac.com/ghostis/Put_the_trash_back_on_OSX.html very 
>helpful.  It's about how to put a trash can on your desktop, but it 
>covers icon replacement/repair.
>
>All the tools mentioned in the article are free.
>
>There's a much easier way to put a trashcan on your desktop.  Just 
>open a terminal and type:
>
>ln -s /users/username/.Trash /users/username/Desktop/Trash
>
>Then just fix the icon as described in the ghostis article (if you want to...).
>-- 
>
>Wade Tinney
>

Trash mods is something I could never get over with in OSX.  If you dump a 
folder with 1000 files and 30 subdirectories, how annoying it is to empty the 
trash and gettin the message that the item "whatever" cant be erased cause its 
locked. with OS 9 you could just hold the option key.  its a big waste of time 
to FIND a file 30 directories deep, talk about how productive is OS X!  can 
anybody say if there is an easier way?  I downloaded an app called "empty 
trash" or something like that, with a button on screen to empty the trash, I 
thought it would fix the problem (the download site stated it could erase all 
files including locked items, its so annoying to find it doesn't work the hard 
way) >:-| I dumped the program I rather take two seconds reaching for the 
bottom to my dock and choosing empty trash, than to keep a useless program like 
that.

However the idea of having a trash on the desktop sounds too good to be true, 
I'll see if its what it seems and if it resembles the old OS 9 I might learn to 
like it.  Thanks

Lili

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