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In article <2851@dartvax.UUCP> merchant@dartvax.UUCP (Peter Merchant) writes:
>> []
>> I have been told by a reliable source that, in the new Finder,
>> Apple is planning to force us to put all our files in folders.
>> Apple figures that we don't need to be able to have files on
>> the Desktop because nobody puts them there anyhow.
>> 
>> Well, I put them there, and I do not want to be forced to stick
>> everything in a folder.  It's bad enough that they are taking
>> away the "put back" feature of the Finder.
>> 
>> I know Apple listens to this net.  If enough people agree with
>> me that this is a bad change, who knows, they may not do it.
>> On the other hand, I could get used to anything.  I even learned
>> VM/CMS once.
>> -- 
>> 
>> Michael Ward, NCAR/SCD
>
>What?!  Oh dear.  This sounds like Apple is trying to turn all of us into
>neat little boys and girls.
>
>Taking a look at my desk (hell, my office) right now, it might not be a bad
>idea.  But I prefer having everything on the main window, thank you.  
>
>And, at least from what I understand, the original idea behind the Macintosh
>is that it is a computer that caters to us rather then us having to cater to
>it.  Sounds like a change in plans to me.
>--
>                                                    Peter Merchant


Personally, I prefer to be able to put files on the desktop, so I can move
them around windows that overlap easier.  Also, I like them to stay around
even when I close all windows (I don't like keeping the top window open
because all the "junk" files get put there and clutter it up).  While we're
on the subject of folders:  I would much rather allow two files of the same
name appear in separate windows (like sub-directories on UNIX).  To keep a
good standard with Mac, obviously, we must still be able to specify the file
by its name alone.  BUT, if a file name exists in two windows, how about
needing to specify the file by its full "path name" THEN?

Yet another preferable feature with folders:  the allowance of two diss
with the same name, which will have some "default" order for searching
a file of any particular name.  This is useful because so much of the
software on the Mac wants everything to be on a disk with the same name.
I have had the problem many times where, even though I have two disk drives,
I had to put everything on the same disk and not have enough room JUST
BECAUSE the stupid software insists on having it that way!

			Victor Romano

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		"What sound?"
		"Is it the piper?"
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