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New feat.
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Wouldn't be nice to be able to select a few folders or files and press say cmd-alt-n and osx creates a folder containgen these files?
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Originally posted by 1c3:
Wouldn't be nice to be able to select a few folders or files and press say cmd-alt-n and osx creates a folder containgen these files?
Very good idea! I would recommend that you use the Apple feedback and post a feature request!
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Done ^^
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Very nice idea.
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made on mac with .mac with a powermac and mac os!
they call it a community, not a monopoly
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If you right-clicked on a bunch of selected folders/files in Jaguar the contextual menu gave you an option to collect all the files into a new folder called something like "Gathered Items (Wed, Apr 23, 2003 8.39.00 pm)".
But in Panther this option is no longer there. 
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That wasn't Jaguar, that was FruitMenu -- and it still works in Panther. Go get it. 
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Originally posted by littlegreenspud:
If you right-clicked on a bunch of selected folders/files in Jaguar the contextual menu gave you an option to collect all the files into a new folder called something like "Gathered Items (Wed, Apr 23, 2003 8.39.00 pm)".
But in Panther this option is no longer there.
Maybe you had installed a third party contextual menu extra?
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Excellent idea. I can't even say how many times I've wanted that to happen.
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There's a script which works with the Big Cat CM plugin which does this.
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Oh, that explains it!
I have not installed FruitMenu on Panther yet as Unsanity say it is still undergoing beta testing.
Thanks for pointing it out I was really missing this functionality but I now know it will reappear when FriutMenu is updated!
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It is easily possible to add an applescript to the toolbar that does about that. No keyboard shortcut then though.
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Originally posted by Thinine:
It's option man, option!
Apple's keyboards says "alt" so.. 
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