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| Question about key commands I was wondering if you can specify keyboard shortcuts to folders of your choice in tiger? The reason being, there are a couple of folders I access constantly and it would be easier if I could use a key command to open them. Thanks in advance for your help... |
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| Easiest way is to put the folders you want into the Dock, and then you can just clidck on them to open them. Or in the Finder, to press Cmd-Shift-G for the go-to-folder dialog. Or, you could drag the folders you want into the sidebar of a Finder window and they'll always be there. Just open a Finder window and click for the folder you want.
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| Ok, thanks for you help. I use those techniques already, and it looks like I will continue to... Thanks again mate. |
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| Some programs allow you to specify hotkeys for folders and applications, like the very cool DragThing (available at versiontracker.com).
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| Default Folder will let you do it too, with the added benefit of letting you use those shortcuts in open/save dialogues as well. |
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| Thanks guys. I will try those. |
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