Well from a security perspective, one person's unintentional alias might
become a hacker's intentional alias in the unfortunate event of
unauthorized computer access. For that reason it might prove helpful if
Apple in one of its future releases would arrange for an alias cleaning
tool which
Thank you, Colin, for responding.
Actually, I have inadvertently hit this command more than once.
Thanks again,
Mike
On 11,Sep,2010, at 7:30 PM, Colin M wrote:
Hi Michael!
The command to make aliases is [ command+l ] I do not know why you would be
using that command unless you think it
Thank you very much for your response. I had just been hitting the Del, not
Cmd-Del. Now, all I need to do is figure out how to intentionally create an
Alias. I believe that although I have never used them, aliases could be quite
powerful and improve office productivity.
Again, thank you!
Hi.
Sometimes, apparently only when I am in Finder, I'm accidentally entering a
keyboard combination that is generating Aliases to other things in my Finder
Window.
So here are my questions:
1. What keyboard combination creates Aliases and does this keyboard
combination create them, even if
Hi Michael!
The command to make aliases is [ command+l ] I do not know why you would be
using that command unless you think it does something else!
Or you are hitting it by mistake!
Why you can not delete them I do not know, I thought you just sat on it and
pressed delete!
hth Colin
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Yeah you should just be able to hit cmd del and put them int he trash. I still
accidently creat those blasted shortcuts and don't realise it. lol! oops.
On Sep 11, 2010, at 10:30 AM, Colin M wrote:
Hi Michael!
The command to make aliases is [ command+l ] I do not know why you would be
using
