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Article #12367Re: PowerMac 7300/180 hardware question.
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Date: Thu, 03 Mar 2005 06:20
Date: Thu, 03 Mar 2005 06:20
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In article <ppuVd.181750$K7.106235@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, pedro <pedro@nowhere.com> wrote: > One thing I noticed is that every > time I click a folder it opens a new window. Having been used to a PC, > with it's navigation controls (up/down/back/forward) I find this > troublesome. Can I somehow change the setup so that the same window > updates, and I can move up/down/back, etc..? option click will open a new folder and close the old one. command click in the titlebar will display a popup menu and let you move up one or more levels. as before, also hold down option key if you want that window to close. personally, i prefer having multiple windows because i can easily see several folders at once and move files between them with a simple drag rather than a copy/paste. > Also if I do connect to the > net.. should I upgrade programs such as Internet Explorer, to the latest > versions, or is it best to leave it/them in the same relative era as the > hardware? you can update it if you want, or select a different browser. install a few and pick one.
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