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| Overall Rating: |   (4.2) |
Features: | (3.0) |
Support: | (2.3) |
| Ease of Use: | (3.2) |
Quality / Stability: | (4.2) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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JuhOS X saved my hide - Version: 1.0, 1/16/2008 12:00AM PST
teela_1
After installing several Adobe trials, my Applications folder disappeared! Since I could still navigate to it by following application Aliases in the Dock, it seemed likely the Applications folder had simply had its visibility flag flopped.
JuhOS X was exactly what I needed. Download. Launch. Navigate to my root folder. Yep! Applications was there but "invisible." One more click and all was well.
JuhOS doesn't do much, but it does it really well, it's a tiny download, and it's free. I'm sure there was a command line routine I could have found, but I found JuhOS first.
JuhOS X was exactly what I needed. Download. Launch. Navigate to my root folder. Yep! Applications was there but "invisible." One more click and all was well.
JuhOS doesn't do much, but it does it really well, it's a tiny download, and it's free. I'm sure there was a command line routine I could have found, but I found JuhOS first.
It works, its easy & its Free - Version: 1.0, 2/10/2007 10:34AM PST
h.toelle
It Works, its Easy & its Free, sometimes packages making those claims do not deliver. I agree with another reviewer, the package needs documentation. I wrote some for myself and be willing to share it ---- h.toelle (at) cogeco (dot) ca --. I have been looking for just such a package since the launch of OSX. I have been using a classic app in the mean time. trouble is one has to boot classic not OSX and then Classic. Good Job thank you
Seems to work - Version: 1.0, 1/23/2007 04:49AM PST
Greg H
It has a strange interface, but actually does do just what I needed just now. Can't select more than one file at a time, though.
Tips: The first entry in the list is the parent folder (not clear). Switch drives by the box on the right.
Tips: The first entry in the list is the parent folder (not clear). Switch drives by the box on the right.
I tried a few different file visibility utilities, but JuhOS X is the simplest and works well. Open a folder and it lists the visibility state of every file, so it's easy to identify which are invisible and can be visible again.
The downside is that the interface is horrible... straight out of System 6 and the Font/DA Mover!
It works. It's free. So, why complain?