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What is this for?
One question... What is this for?
What is this for?
Many disk images include the application and several Read Me's floating loosely around. I like to keep all Read Me's with the application. In order to keep all this stuff, I would have to create a new folder, open the disk image, select all, drag it to the new folder. Instead, I just option-drag the disk image onto the destination folder (apps, games, utils, etc.), and I get a nice neat folder with the app and its supporting documents.
What is this for?
So you mount the image first, then option drag the icon of the mounted image to copy it? Or just the "unmounted" .dmg file?
What is this for?
Mounted images.
What is this for?
I also use option-drag for the same reason. My workaround was to manually create a new folder and copy the contents of the disk image to that folder. I much prefer using this tip, though of course I'd prefer even more if it wasn't necessary. |
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