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These kind of episodes are my favorites. Thank you.
Great tips as usual. The shortcut I've been on the hunt for - and nobody seems to know on the forums and groups - is the shortcut for selecting a file in the finder and MOVE it to the desktop with a keyboard shortcut. I know cmd-D gets you to the desktop, but this shortcut would be so useful if you're like 10 folders deep and you simply want to move a file TO the desktop. Without third-party stuff app or plugins.
Scott
That's in interesting idea. But why the need for a shortcut when you can just drag and drop -- and the Desktop is always there so it is easy to drag and drop. Just trying to understand the need...
I know, it sounds like a stupid request, almost lazy. But it would be nice to just select a file and send it to the desktop in an instant :)