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From: fs285119@seas.gwu.edu (Scott Cherkofsky)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Finder Shortcuts list wanted
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Date: 6 Dec 90 03:58:14 GMT
Reply-To: fs285119@seas.gwu.edu (Scott Cherkofsky)
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Hello all.

I was wondering if, somewhere in netland, there is a file that is the
compiled version of all the finder shortcuts that exist for the current
finder version (I would also be interested in older versions).  As of now,
I know a precious few of them and would love to learn more!

These are SOME of the ones I know:

option-command 		- on startup will rebuild desktop
command        		- on startup will revert to finder from Multifinder
shift-command  		- when dragging files between two folders it will
		 	automatically COPY the file leaving one in its orig
		 	folder and making a NEW copy in the destination folder
Option-dbl click	- while in finder option double clicking on the
			multifinder ICON will launch Multifinder - NOT
			reversible and sometimes does not work - NOT
			recommended.
Option special menu	- will allow you to 'clean up' instead of 
			'clean up window' there is a slight difference in
			how it straightens the window.
Option DA		- holding down the option key while choosing a DA
			in multifinder will bypass the DA handler.  What 
			this is good for, I do not know.


If any of you out there know more than these, please send them to me and I
will compile them and send them back out.  If you know of a file which has all
of these little pearls, I would appreciate it if you would let me know about
how I can get it.

Thanx for the help, 

Scott.
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Scott Cherkofsky	                         "When the world comes to its	
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