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Undelete from trash to original locations
The command is also available as "Put back" (cmd-backspace) in the "Edit" menu. I believe it works similar to the "put away" (apple-R) command that used to be in Mac OS 9, although that command had a myriad of other functions as well (eject disks, etc).
Undelete from trash to original locations
'Put Back' seems to work fine for me, with items dragged to Trash icon in Dock, in 10.6.7.
Undelete from trash to original locations
Sorry, should've clarified. It seems to work okay for items dragged to the trash icon from the finder, but if you drag an item from a stack in the dock onto the trash icon in the dock, then "Put Back" doesn't work.
Undelete from trash to original locations
A couple of picky comments:
Undelete from trash to original locations
Yes. Highlighting the file in the trash and then pressing cmd+delete returned it to the original folder on my macbook pro. I like this hint. |
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