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From: cooper@odin.ucsd.edu (Ken Cooper)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: OnCue/MFMenu+ Problems
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Date: 27 May 88 17:58:23 GMT
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In article <1092@aucs.UUCP> peter@aucs.UUCP (Peter Steele) writes:

>I've heard people netting about this product frequently and praising
>it highly. What exactly is HFS navigator and who sells it? If it's useful,
>I want it...

HFS Navigator is a wonderful utility which patches the SFGetfile routine,
adding significant functionality to "open file" dialog boxes in all programs.
Picture one of these open file boxes. You know how the top of the current 
file list has a popup menu containing the parent folders of the current folder?
Well, with HFS Nav, instead of this menu, you get a menu containing a list
of folders you commonly visit. It is easy to add or remove folders from this
list. If you hold down the option key as you bring up the menu, you get the 
old functionality. Further, if you hold down the command key, you get a
menu of commands, including Find File, and New Folder. 

Very, very useful, and not expensive. Get it.


Disclaimer: I'm just an enthusiastic fan.

Ken Cooper

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