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In article <803@apple.UUCP> tecot@apple.UUCP (Ed Tecot) writes:
>
>Not a silly question at all...  Standard file permits all sorts of shortcuts.
>Typing a file name will go to it (it works like I-search in emacs).
>...
>Most of these also work in the save dialog as well.  The exceptions are
>enter and return (saves the file, use command down-arrow to open a folder),
>and typing a file's name (goes in the file name box instead of selecting,
>use arrows to select a folder).

Every time I save a file, invariably I want to save it to a folder other
than the current folder.  Not having a plus keyboard (actually, not having
any computer for the moment), I had no arrow keys to use.  So, I decided
that 'they way to do it' would be to use option-letter or command-letter
to go through the files.  'cept that I didn't get off my duff and write
a replacement save dialog before my computer went away (I've a loaner now,
but one doesn't do development work on a machine w/only 400K of disk).

Does anyone out there have such a save dialog?

Peter
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