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In article <89490@felix.UUCP> kehr@felix.UUCP (Shirley Kehr) writes:
>Someone here wants to use a key command to get to the previous folder 
>(we got him an extended keyboard and he quickly developed macro-mania).
>I thought I read or heard about a key that let you step back up the folder
>hierarchy in a dialog box, but couldn't find it. Anyone know of such a
>critter?

Yes, if I remember correctly, in the versions of the Finder and System
after version System 3.2, you can use Command-UpArrow to move to the
parent folder of the current folder.  And of course you can just press
return on the highlighted folder in the dialog box to open up a child
folder.

It acutally works rather well on a Mac Plus since the Up arrow key is
directly below the Return key, so you can move among folders rather
quickly.  On an ADB extended keyboard however, it may be a little
hastle to move you hand over to the "inverted T" section of the
keyboard.

Hope this helps!

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