Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 6:08:06 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> For the record, no, you cannot.
> If you have files going into the trash and don't turn off the
> confirmation. You have to confirm when you press delete, confirm on programs,
> confirm when emptying trash.
> If you turn that confirmation off you still need to confirm on programs
> and confirm when emptying trash.
> If you turn off files going into the trash you have to confirm when you
> press delete and there is no way to turn off that confirmation. Of course,
> you also have to confirm if they are programs.
It's all damn irritating but it saved my ass a couple times and I was
so grateful that I've kept my mouth partially shut about it.
I tend to move around with the mouse pretty quickly and I have
inadvertently selected folders for deletion and realize this just as I
hit Shift+Del and then am able to cancel the deletion at the time of
the query. It therefore, ironically makes me not have to be too
meticulous and therefore a lot quicker since the mistakes are rare but
do occur with speedy GUI use. :) Just playing devils advocate but it
does help me in this ironic sense.
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Regards,
-=Ali=-
>>> "Young men are apt to think themselves wise enough,
as drunken men are to think themselves sober enough." - Earl of Chesterfield <<<
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