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Old 09-17-2008, 02:11 PM   #1
lowonthe456
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Leopard deleting files from server

We just upgraded a couple of our macs to leopard from tiger. We work mainly off a server and so we figured that leopard would be better for us. So far it has gone well but we have 2 things that are bugging us so far

1. when deleting a file from the server, it was bring up a dialog box asking if we want to delete the file. In Tiger, yes or delete was highlighted, but in leopard its cancel...meaning more keys need to be hit. is there a way thru the terminal to make delete the default choice?

2. i use calculator in dasjboard build templates. in tiger i could do math and copy the answer into InDesign. this does not work in leopard...anyone have thoughts on this?

thanks all
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Old 05-15-2009, 11:22 AM   #2
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1. when deleting a file from the server, it was bring up a dialog box asking if we want to delete the file. In Tiger, yes or delete was highlighted, but in leopard its cancel...meaning more keys need to be hit. is there a way thru the terminal to make delete the default choice?

I have the same question! Did you find a key command or shortcut for this yet?
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