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Ok, but ...
this hint works ok, but everytime I drop something onto the Trash icon in the toolbar, the Finder complains that ".Trash" is being used by another process (although it correctly trashes the items).
No error message here...
I don't get the error message, but the icon is messed up (up higher than it should be), and it lacks a label. So here's a semi workaround (see the note at the end as to why it's a semi workaround).
I have no idea how to get a system-integrated trashcan on the toolbar, other than as described in the hint that this comment is attached to... -rob.
Ok, but ...
i had the same problem, because i was pausing over the trash icon for a second, & it was trying to spring open at the same time i was putting the file in the trash. if you're quicker, or if you slow down the spring-loaded folders preference, i suspect it will work right. |
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