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In article <danpop.825099855@rscernix>, danpop@mail.cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote:

>Not quite.  You have to go to the folder containing the file first, by
>opening all the intermediary folders, then you need a double click.
>If the file is on an unmounted disk on another Mac, nobody is going to
>magically mount the remote disk for you.  If the file is on a Mac on a
>different continent, you'll be in deep trouble, while I can access it
>transparently via AFS, as if it were on my local disk.

Nope,... just hold down the mouse and get a nested menu.  Release when the
doc or app is highlighted.    Pop-up folder it is called.  I hope Copeland
has it standard.


>With filename completion, I can reach an arbitrary file nested 5
>directories deep faster than you can reach an arbitrary file nested 5
>folders deep with the mouse.


Nope.  I don't think so.  Not when the nested folders appear as nested
menus.  I promise you that I can reach a nested 5 directory deep app/doc
than a command line.  Especially when the nested directory names aren't
exactly remembered.

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