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Subject: Re: Keyboard Shortcuts in general (was: ...in File Open Dialog)
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Date: 2 Jan 90 18:09:22 GMT
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From article <21578@mimsy.umd.edu>, by folta@tove.umd.edu (Wayne Folta):
> If you really like to use the keyboard, you don't have to use the mouse
> in the Standard File Open dialog.  
>    [ list members deleted ]
>    CMD-Shift 1            Ejects a diskette in the internal drive

This works in general on the Mac, as does CMD-Shift 2. In Standard File, 
these appear to have extra utility. Standard File does a lot of low-level
stuff with volumes, apparently, because it deals with volumes appearing
and disappearing very nicely. (I even once had it recognize that a network
volume had dropped out of the system without warning!)
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