clubmac@runxtsa.runx.oz.au (Club Mac, Australia's Largest Mac Users Group) (05/01/90)
In article <5589@okstate.UUCP> minich@a.cs.okstate.edu (Robert Minich) writes: > At first I said "Hey, I liked the closed-when-i-quit trick better!" >Now I think tunneling is more useful, especially if you use an un- >documented modification to the Finder's LAYO resource (there's a >program just for this purpose, whose name I can't recall, but should be >something like LAYO-manager, available at sumex) to make option-clikcing >the title bar of a window open the PARENT of that window. This way, you >can go backwards up the hierarchy, although it is not tunnelled (sp?). >ie, the child window remains open. Too bad the finder doesn't have a >pref box with this option (among others). Correction. To reopen current folder's parent, you must change the LAYO 128 resource with say ResEdit and double-click on the folder window's title bar. ^^^^^^^^^^^^ _____________________________________________________________________________ | Jason Haines, Vice-President | | Club Mac - Australia's Largest Macintosh Users Group | | P.O. Box 213, Holme Building, Sydney University, NSW 2006 | | | | INTERNET:clubmac@runxtsa.runx.oz.au UUCP: uunet!runxtsa.runx.oz.au!clubmac | | ACSNet: clubmac@runxtsa.runx.oz | | | | "We come in peace,shoot to kill,shoot to kill" - Captain Kirk, Star Trekkin'| |_____________________________________________________________________________|