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Don't be conned - Version: 1.1.5, 9/24/2005 10:14AM PST
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Andreas..
Wrong link... - Version: 1.1.4, 8/21/2005 04:34PM PST
macaholic
Thanks "dhsanto" but the link is: <a href="http://www.abracode.com/free/cmworkshop/">http://www.abracode.com/free/cmworkshop/</a>.
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- D'oh
It's funny - Version: 1.1.4, 8/21/2005 12:45PM PST
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LandOfTheFree
Earlier comment on an earlier version said it was $12... Now we get "improved 10.4.2 compatability"... for $2 more.
Check out free apps that do the same thing in comments OR open up terminal and type "man ln" to learn how to make symbolic links. Then bill yourself $14.
Check out free apps that do the same thing in comments OR open up terminal and type "man ln" to learn how to make symbolic links. Then bill yourself $14.
Move Items X - Version: 1.1.4, 8/21/2005 12:30PM PST
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stoneman
This functionality ought to be part of the same developer's Move Items X contextual menu, which allows for move, copy, and make alias.
Folks, why not try... - Version: 1.1.3, 6/12/2005 11:38PM PST
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dhsanto
Abracode's "OnMyCommand?" [ http://www.abracode.com/FREE/cmworkshop/on_my_command.html ]. It does this and about another 280-320 contextual menu item shortcuts, yupp, as it points out in their URL... for FREE! Oh, BTW, it handles Applescripts as well.
oh let me dig up that $14 dollars now! - Version: 1.1.3, 6/12/2005 01:16AM PST
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Siskel & Ebert
for crying out loud, (whatever the heck that means) $14 for a freaking sym link??? Andreas, thanks for thinking of everyone else, good tips! If you think about it, anyone that actually knows why they should use a symlink as opposed to an Apple ALIAS probably know show to do it via shell anyway.
Look elsewhere - Version: 1.1.2, 2/6/2005 11:05AM PST
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Andreas..I generally don't like making purely negative comments, but this deserves nothing but total shunning and ostracizing.
Have a look at SymbolicLinker by Nick Zitzmann (free and perfect). Also, for the navigating, moving, copying, etc have a look at QuickAccessCM by Abracode (free and totally brilliant).
This 12-year-old should grow up with a different attitude and we can all help by... looking elsewhere.
How symbolic! - Version: 1.1.1, 9/24/2004 06:22PM PST
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harsher
This developer in particular is so pathetic. His whole product line
(Launch Items, Move Items, Browse Volumes, Folder Contents, etc) were
all features in one freeware called FinderPop in the good old days. But
he probably thought that people who want to launch files don't
necessarily want to move files or god forbid, to browse files, so he
generously offers them in separate products, each for 12$ or 15$ or
more.
And now he has yet another little feature for $12. There's no point
asking why. It's called "G" and "R" and "E" and "E" and "D", and yes you guessed it, each sold separately.
(Launch Items, Move Items, Browse Volumes, Folder Contents, etc) were
all features in one freeware called FinderPop in the good old days. But
he probably thought that people who want to launch files don't
necessarily want to move files or god forbid, to browse files, so he
generously offers them in separate products, each for 12$ or 15$ or
more.
And now he has yet another little feature for $12. There's no point
asking why. It's called "G" and "R" and "E" and "E" and "D", and yes you guessed it, each sold separately.
Why not use SymbolicLinker? - Version: 1.0.8, 6/26/2004 01:21AM PST
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versiontracker101
SymbolicLinker already does this, and it's freeware.
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Terminal command easier than download 
- Version: 1.0.7, 6/11/2004 01:19AM PST
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The real geeves
Try this in terminal
ln -s name_of_file_for_symlink name_of_symlink
voila
terminal is text - some prefer GUI...
it's is your choice
ln -s name_of_file_for_symlink name_of_symlink
voila
terminal is text - some prefer GUI...
it's is your choice
I hope no-one is stupid enough to pay for this.
(click —>)SymbolicLinker works beautifully (for those who don't want to use Terminal) and is FREE.