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10.3: Using column view and sidebar shortcuts
The whole *point* of the places sidebar is that it "roots" the column view there. If you just want a shortcut to a folder and don't want it rooted, use the toolbar as you did under Jaguar. This strikes me as deliberately trying to subvert a new feature of Panther, but I guess it helps some people.
10.3: Using column view and sidebar shortcuts
Um, I tried to place a shortcut in the toolbar, but the Finder does not accept it. Instead, I resorted to place the Path button through the Toolbar customization. It does the pretty much the same thing as clicking on the window title.
10.3: Using column view and sidebar shortcuts
You have to be in customize mode to customize the toolbar in Panther. Once you do it though it works quite well. I have numerous applications/scripts in mine.
10.3: Using column view and sidebar shortcuts
not true. you just need to hold your item there a bit longer for it to "take". |
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