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Summary of Responses (and Thanks)
OK, as the author of a dumb "tip" that has raised more questions than it answered, and inspired a very simple answer that shows I'd overlooked the bleedin' obvious, it falls to me, I think, to make amends by summing up the responses here.
textclippings still crummy
After all this time, dragged text is still hobbled. What a shame. ".textclipping" files are crummy compared to .txt files; the OS should be revised so that dragged and dropped text in Finder becomes a .txt file.
textclippings still crummy
After all this time, dragged text is still hobbled.Hobbled? How so? I believe clipping files (in Panther) are finally back to where they were in the last version of OS 9.x... I have no issue with the idea that you should be able to have the option of dragging blocks of text to create .txt files, but as clipping files, I'm perfectly happy with the way they work now. The fact that you can open one, hit cmd-c, close it and go paste somewhere else; or alternatively, drop the clipping directly into a document... I personally love that behavior, and use it almost daily. |
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