>No, you right-click in the label (name) of the icon, not the icon,
>itself. Click and hold may also work. The text will become highlighted
>and marqueed. Then press <CTL><C> or <CTL><INS> to copy the text to the
>clipboard. This also works in OS/2 with <ALT><click> and <CTL><INS>.

Well that works.  Now what about selecting multiple Files, folders 
like a select all, and copy/paste text into a word processor? Then to 
sort the names of the files in the processor to keep track of them.

It's nice to see that the copy/paste files is part of OS X. I wonder 
if  OS X will not be as susceptible to viruses. I think I'm ready to 
install OS X. I have the CD but just didn't feel like installing it. 
But, once I get a hold of OS 10.1 update, I will.

thanks



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