Re: OS X - Make new Finder window bug
Re: OS X - Make new Finder window bug
- Subject: Re: OS X - Make new Finder window bug
- From: Tod Hallberg <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 09:10:29 -0600
- Organization: Monical Pizza Corporation
Remember that the "Make New Window" command is no longer COMMAND-N, it is now
SHIFT+COMMAND+N.
if you are telling it to type text (COMMAND-N) it is doing what it is supposed to, that is
opening the "Computer" window.
Personally, I feel that is was a bad change.
hope this helps
tod
Mr Tea wrote:
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In OS X Finder preferences, I've checked the option to have new Finder
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windows open with my home folder as the target, but when I tell the
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Finder to make a new Finder window in a script, the target is always the
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computer. What's going on there?
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And a related question...
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Is it possible to set the target (& bounds & view options) of a new
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window when (rather than after) it opens? I tried 'make new Finder window
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with properties {target:alias "my disk:my folder"} etc. to no avail.
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Surely this sort of thing should be possible now, given the hugely
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altered nature of Finder windows in OS X.
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Cheers
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Mr Tea
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"Always remember to warm the pot."