Response to Bruce:
Fruitmenu WILL do what Finderpop did. Think someone referred to it as
'Drilling' folders. At any rate, configure the 'fruitmenu' pane of
the Fruitmenu System Preference panel to permit 'click and hold mouse
to access contextual menu in finder' to whatever delay suits you.
On Feb 28, 2005, at 9:00 PM, Frank Cornew wrote:
Fruitmenu coupled with moveitems X has made for a satisfactory
substitute for Finderpop (which substituted for popup folder)
It appears from reading the Fruitmenu site that it does everything
EXCEPT the ONE thing I need it to do (and the ONE
on 01/03/05 14:59, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 28, 2005, at 9:00 PM, Frank Cornew wrote:
Fruitmenu coupled with moveitems X has made for a satisfactory
substitute for Finderpop (which substituted for popup folder)
It appears from reading the Fruitmenu site that it
On Mar 1, 2005, at 2:36 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Bruce,
Do you think such utility would be useful and that a lot of people
would use
it? I'm kinda wondering why the other of FinderPop never ported his
application to OS X...
I know I'd snap it up in a heartbeat.
Turly quit working on FinderPop
Under OS X there used to be a utility called FinderPop, which among a
number of other things, set the contextual menu to pop up when you held
the mouse button down qithout moving it for a time.
FinderPop was never updated for OS X; does anyone know of anything that
does this for OS X?
I use
On Feb 28, 2005, at 10:55 AM, Mark D. Chapman wrote:
Under OS X there used to be a utility called FinderPop, which among a
number of other things, set the contextual menu to pop up when you
held
the mouse button down qithout moving it for a time.
FinderPop was never updated for OS X; does anyone
The new trackpads are USB, the old ones were ADB. The two-finger
scrolling can actually be enabled on older powerbooks and iBooks,
basically any PowerBook G4 and any white iBook or above can do it, with
this http://www-users.kawo2.rwth-aachen.de/~razzfazz/
I have this working, it's really
Fruitmenu coupled with moveitems X has made for a satisfactory
substitute for Finderpop (which substituted for popup folder)
F.
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From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FinderPop like utility for OS X
Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2005 13:02:57 -0700
Have a brand (new
Have a brand (new to me) Pismo, first OS X laptop.
On my desktops I use my Kensington trackballs that have a button set to
control-click, but I am NOT going to lug around a mouse to use with my
new laptop.
Under OS X there used to be a utility called FinderPop, which among a
number of other
On Feb 27, 2005, at 1:02 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Have a brand (new to me) Pismo, first OS X laptop.
On my desktops I use my Kensington trackballs that have a button set
to control-click, but I am NOT going to lug around a mouse to use with
my new laptop.
Under OS X there used to be a utility
On Feb 27, 2005, at 1:02 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Have a brand (new to me) Pismo, first OS X laptop.
On my desktops I use my Kensington trackballs that have a button set
to control-click, but I am NOT going to lug around a mouse to use with
my new laptop.
Under OS X there used to be a utility
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