ADAM.FRIX@f200.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORG (ADAM FRIX) (01/07/90)
Pierce T. Wetter Iii writes:
PTW> #2 on my list of things I would do if I had the source to the Finder
PTW> .
PTW> .
PTW> #4 Allow the trash can to be moved permanently.
I saw something on America OnLine that allows this. I believe it was a
ResEdit hack, uploaded to the Utility file area sometime around Jan. 3
through 5.
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INET: ADAM.FRIX@f200.n226.z1.FIDONET.ORGArmadillo@cup.portal.com (Russ Armadillo Coffman) (01/10/90)
>PTW> #2 on my list of things I would do if I had the source to the Finder >PTW> . >PTW> . >PTW> #4 Allow the trash can to be moved permanently. >I saw something on America OnLine that allows this. I believe it was a >ResEdit hack, uploaded to the Utility file area sometime around Jan. 3 >through 5. >--Adam-- Adam, yer right! It's called Relocate Trash Can in Mac Utilities & DAs on America Online. You just run it, select a copy of the Finder to modify, then point where you would like the Trash to be. Even a DOSer could handle this, I bet. It's intended for those with huge monitors, but I found it useful even on my ol' Plus to move the Trash down and to the right a bit so it's not covered by windows under MultiFinder. Still wish Apple provided a way to delete a file in the Finder without moving all the windows out of the way (yeah, I know there's DiskTop etc. etc.). A Delete Selection menu item under Special would do it. -Russ