Jason Fleshman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 26 Sep 2001:
> DeMoN LaG wrote:
>
>> Jason Fleshman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 25 Sep 2001:
>>
>>
>>>Or at the very least find some way to duplicate the Windows
>>>right-click/Open With functionality. If a file's on the desktop
>>>but associated with the wrong app, it's a mild pain to have to
>>>open the application, choose Open from the menu, navigate to the
>>>file (at least Cmd-D lists the desktop right away, can't say that
>>>about Win2K) and select it. Having something similar (even though
>>>the
>>>
>> Actually... Windows Key + D or Windows Key + M. D is "Show
>> desktop", M is "Minimize all windows". Either way, just as easy
>> as CMD + D
>
> Knew about the Win-D combo, but I was talking about in the Open
> dialogue box. I was kinda rambling; what I meant to say was: While
> going through the more convoluted process of opening the app then
> using the app to open the file -- instead of double-clicking --
> when the Creator Type is set wrong, at least in the Open dialogue
> box the Mac lets me use Cmd-D to bolt to the desktop folder right
> away. (I'm a lzy key-command type of person).
Do you not have an icon on the left hand side of your file picker on Win
2k that has quick links to History, Desktop, My Documents, My Computer,
and My Network Places? That's rather odd
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