Re: Finder Script Idea: Take me to a Specific Folder?
Re: Finder Script Idea: Take me to a Specific Folder?
- Subject: Re: Finder Script Idea: Take me to a Specific Folder?
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2008 20:33:53 -0700
On Aug 12, 2008, at 2:43 PM, Stranathan, Dan wrote:
Offlist Dan,
I have a strange request. Im looking for a simple solution that
would do the following:
When right-clicking a file or folder that is on a mounted SMB
network volume, I want to be taken to the top (root) level of that
particular volume (relatively speaking). More specifically, I want
to be taken into a hidden folder that lives at the top of all my SMB
share points .
[…]
I want to reproduce this process with Mac OS X. The Mac has no
problem seeing the ".ckpt" folders. I want to create a contextual
menu that can simulate the Windows user's experience as simply and
cleanly as possible. It wont be able to provide the fancy GUI that
Windows has, but at least it can take the user to the relative
".ckpt" folder and let them decide what to do from there (this is
the point I need to train my users, of course)
Coincidentally, I'm currently working on a CM that has reasonably
similar requirements (actually a second one for the same client). If
the user can see the mounted volume on the desktop, I wouldn't
anticipate any major problems arriving at a solution.
Philip Aker
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