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From: MMPR004@ECNCDC.BITNET (scott hutinger)
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Subject: re: finder preflight
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Date: 15 Feb 90 17:20:00 GMT
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>    ]['m rather confused as to what you mean, here, and I think
> others may be, too.  Do you mean the Finder's menubar, the

Ah, I am always confused also!  Let me reiterate...

If you are going to copy files/folder whatever TO a window that has NOT had
time to update, and already selected the files to copy.  Just move the mouse
around to try to find the folder you want.  This will update the folder when the
mouse passes over it.   View by small icons may take some time to find the
destination folder, but it works.

The menubar I was refering to is the finders menu bar.  It works correctly
on the selected files, as it puts them back to where they were if you want
to change your mind, and not copy the files.  This is easier than trying to
figure out exactly where they were.(who cares where they were?)

All I wondered about was the update of windows, and events which help update
them.  It works fine now that I found the update method.

scott hutinger    mmpr004@ecncdc.bitnet