Perhaps the issue is that you are assuming an offer to do something is
subtle way of telling you where to put your stuff. In reality it
isn't. It's purely offering a short cut/automation if you'd like it.
Say no, and it would never ask you again. But anyway, this is getting
quite off topic, and I'd prefer to stay on topic.
The original question stands, does anyone have code that would be
helpful in implementing such a feature?
If you'd like to continue discussing the validity of such a feature
you are more than welcome to contact me off list.
Thanks,
->Ben
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On Feb 21, 2009, at 12:26 PM, Andreas Mayer wrote:
Am 21.02.2009 um 17:33 Uhr schrieb Alex Kac:
If an app offered to help - just once - I don't see that as an
intrusion, but a more Mac-like feature. Its not intrusive.
I disagree. It's not an applications job to tell me where to put it.
If, for some reason, it *must* be put in /Applications, use an
installer package.
Andreas
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