ZeroAltitude
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Hi,
Someone with a TiBook 667, updated completely, including OSX 10.1.2 (or 10.1.1, it doesn't really matter), try this:
Put a folder on your desktop.
Add some files with many different sizes, and some folders, to that folder.
Open the folder.
Select the single-column-view (the middle of the three view icons).
Sort by size by clicking on the size column header.
Select some files, and resize some columns.
When I follow these steps, my folder goes nuts, the names start disappearing, and I can no longer usefully use the single-column-view for this folder (in fact, it appears impossible to reset the folder so that the view ever comes back into a useful state, without doing drastic things, like deleting the folder after copying contents somewhere else, and then using the new folder).
Any help or feedback or information would be appreciated. I'm abrams@philos.umass.edu, and other contact info for me is in my profile.
-ZeroAltitude
Someone with a TiBook 667, updated completely, including OSX 10.1.2 (or 10.1.1, it doesn't really matter), try this:
Put a folder on your desktop.
Add some files with many different sizes, and some folders, to that folder.
Open the folder.
Select the single-column-view (the middle of the three view icons).
Sort by size by clicking on the size column header.
Select some files, and resize some columns.
When I follow these steps, my folder goes nuts, the names start disappearing, and I can no longer usefully use the single-column-view for this folder (in fact, it appears impossible to reset the folder so that the view ever comes back into a useful state, without doing drastic things, like deleting the folder after copying contents somewhere else, and then using the new folder).
Any help or feedback or information would be appreciated. I'm abrams@philos.umass.edu, and other contact info for me is in my profile.
-ZeroAltitude
