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10.4: Open movies on any drive in Front Row
It's true that you can access the folder without being able to view hidden folders, but I think that doesn't let you create an alias targetted at the folder (rather than its contents).
10.4: Open movies on any drive in Front Row
To JadeNB, when in the finder and your navigating the contents of a folder, you can select that folder by clicking it's icon in the title bar. From there you can option+comand+drag the folder to create an alias of it.
10.4: Open movies on any drive in Front Row
If you "hit Shift-Command-G (Go to Folder) in the Finder and just enter /Volumes" (like Rob said), you obtain the Volumes window. |
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