Re: Deleting a document

[Esther]

Hello Catherine,

If you want to delete a document by moving it to the Trash, highlight your 
selection in Finder and then press Command+Delete.  If it turns out that you 
moved the wrong file to the trash, you can undo this with Command+Z.  There's 
also a Command+Shift+Z redo command.

As long as you have not emptied the Trash (with Shift+Command+Delete, or 
Option+Shift+Command+Delete if you don't want to be prompted with the 
confirmation dialog), you can navigate to the Trash and retrieve files by 
copying them or moving them to another location.  (I do this when an iPhone app 
has been updated to an inaccessible version, and I want to get the old version 
back after the device is synced, before it gets permanently deleted.)  The 
Trash is located at the end of the Dock, so I use Control+F3 followed by 
Fn+Right arrow to move there.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Nov 14, 2011, at 16:55, Catherine Golding wrote:

> I can't find anywhere where it tells me how to delete a document. I'm sure
> it's very simple, but how do I do it?
> 
> 
> 
> Catherine Golding
> 
> Olympia, Washington
> 

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Deleting a document

[Catherine Golding]

I can't find anywhere where it tells me how to delete a document. I'm sure
it's very simple, but how do I do it?

 

Catherine Golding

Olympia, Washington

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