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Re: Found this by accident...

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From: John Soward
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 20:54
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Michael Pizolato writes
-> I just dragged a file off my shelf (just to clear the slot), and I  
accidentally  released it over a Terminal window.  I expected it to disappear  
from the shelf, but instead it's full path name appeared on the Terminal  
window's command line!  I'm running 3.0, and on a 2.x machine the file just  
slid back to FileViewer.  Works for any file dragged to a terminal window from  
FileViewer's shelf or icon path.  A small thing, but pretty cool.

Yeah, it's documented...Stuart will let you do it also...and the new stuart has  
preferences to control the action...

Another thing I found, which may or may not be documented, is that you can drag  
things into the open and save panels...e.g. drag a directory Icon into one and  
it will jump to that directory....

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