On 18/03/2005, at 7:34 AM, Sean McNamara wrote:
Martin,
Because the Desktop is "just another folder in your Home folder" you could also navigate to your Home folder (Shift-Apple-H, or choose Home from the Go menu in the Finder), then double click on the Desktop folder, then you can view as a list or whatever to see the Desktop items inside the window - this can be very handy, especially for periodical clean outs of the Desktop.
Although your problem is already solved, I thought it worthwhile pointing out the folder nature of the Desktop as many people use it in that way at times when they get used to Mac OS X and the Home folder.
Regards
Sean
On 18 Mar 2005, at 00:37, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But that's an easy solution!
Should have thought of that. As a correspondent on another list tags his emails - 'Re-inventing the wheel, every time.'
Cheers
Greg Lane
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