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I hate the new network broswer!, can I get the old new one back ?
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Senior User
Join Date: Jul 2001
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i now have to click three buttons to connect to a network share, when the 10.3 pre 10.3.3 one was so nice with just one big button click 'guest' now it takes haveing to move the cursor the guest tiny button , then back to accept then select a site folder then go to the side bar to see the folder. sigh, !
The other one was so simple it just flowed with panther. Has any one made a hack yet to get it back ?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: May 2002
Location: New York City
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Originally posted by loren s:
i now have to click three buttons to connect to a network share, when the 10.3 pre 10.3.3 one was so nice with just one big button click 'guest' now it takes haveing to move the cursor the guest tiny button , then back to accept then select a site folder then go to the side bar to see the folder. sigh, !
The other one was so simple it just flowed with panther. Has any one made a hack yet to get it back ?
Not that I've heard of yet. But, then again, it wasn't released that long ago, so maybe there will be eventually.
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Professional Poster
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: London
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Sure -
applescript://com.apple.scripteditor...table%20URL%29
delete the
from the final code (VB adds it to split the Link)
or just paste this:
Code:
open location (choose URL showing File servers with editable URL)
into ScriptEditor
Of course if it's the same Server every time - you might want to make an alias of the remote volume - and then just click that.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Trafalmadore
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Originally posted by loren s:
i now have to click three buttons to connect to a network share, when the 10.3 pre 10.3.3 one was so nice with just one big button click 'guest' now it takes haveing to move the cursor the guest tiny button , then back to accept then select a site folder then go to the side bar to see the folder. sigh, !
The other one was so simple it just flowed with panther. Has any one made a hack yet to get it back ?
Just make an alias to the share once you connect and place it for easy access, like in the Finder toolbar or you can even place it in the start-up items in your user account. Then all you need to do is click once and authenticate or just authenticate if in the start-up items.
The browser is for discovery purposes, not repeatedly connecting to available servers.
Here is some info from Apple about using the Network Browser.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Kansas City, Mo
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