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How to remove the alias arrow systemwide
This is how I deleted the alias arrows. If someone knows an easier way, let me know.
Just an idea
I did this for my ~/Applications folder, but the same could apply to the
Just an idea
That's exactly what I do. I've got an "Apps" folder and a "Utils"
Custom icon Utilities folder
This worked for me: Make new folder titled utilites on desktop, custom icon it, drag old items from original utilites folder to your newly customized one on desktop, drag back to where your original utilites folder is (APPLICATIONS/UTILITIES) should be in luck. :) LOBO
Custom icon Utilities folder
It does not work.
Custom icon Utilities folder
You'll find that as soon as you run a system update that tries to modify anything in the Utilities folder that it will not recognize your new utilities folder... I tried this, and then discovered that I had a NEW utilities folder created by the update, with some utilities in it. I'm not sure whether I could simply have dragged these into MY utilities folder, and lived happily ever after... I'm still waiting for someone to tell me how to remove the alias arrow on a single folder (i.e. not system-wide). Any ideas? Incidentally, someone posted a hint on versiontracker suggesting that you create a Utilities folder in Applications, and then move the original Utilities folder into this new one, and that this would work for updates etc. It doesn't. |
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