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From: tso@rocky2.rockefeller.edu (Daniels Tso (Wiesel))
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: looking for the trashcan
Keywords: trash trashcan
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Date: 19 Sep 90 06:29:36 GMT
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Reply-To: tso@rocky2 (Daniels Tso (Wiesel))
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*>>I am looking for a trashcan for my windows. It was the first thing 
*>>I was missing when I started using win. Does someone know if there 
*>>exists a program that shows a 'trash-icon' where I can drag my files to, 
*>>to be deleted???

	The best trash can I've found is in Pubtech FileOrganizer, aka
CBM DesktopOffice(?). It was recently mentioned in PC Mag First Looks.
	It is a great piece of software that transforms Windows 3.0 into
a MAC-like interface. Gone is that stupid Program Manager and its lame
companion the File Manager. Gone is the ridiculous distinction between
files and programs. Everything in File Organizer is an icon. You can
feed files to applications just by dragging file icons on top of
applications or application icons. And, of course, you get the trash can.
	It costs $169 (from Egghead) but its well worth it.

				Cheers,
				Dan Ts'o
				Dept. Neurobiology	212-570-7671
				Rockefeller Univ.	...cmcl2!rna!dan
				1230 York Ave.		dan@rna.rockefeller.edu
				NY, NY 10021		tso@rockefeller.edu