Re: Apple's Secret Desktop Sauce
Re: Apple's Secret Desktop Sauce
- Subject: Re: Apple's Secret Desktop Sauce
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 23:54:25 +0200
On 15 jun 2006, at 23.13, dave miller wrote:
It seems as though every application from Apple that allows you to
drag files/clippings/whatever to the desktop (Mail, Finder, iPhoto,
iTunes) will place the dragged item(s) at the location that you
dragged it to (which is as it should be). But it seems as though
when dragging files/clippings/whatever from a third-party developer
application, the dragged item(s) will be placed at seemingly random
locations on the desktop. I'm running into the same problem, and I
find it *very* frustrating to drag a file from Transmit/Yojimbo/
etc. to the desktop only to have it placed way on the other side of
my display.
I don't see this problem. When I drag things from my apps, they end
up right where I drop them (Or ever so slightly offset, as I have
"snapt to grid" enabled for the Desktop).
j o a r
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