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Transferring Shortcuts from 9 to X (5 posts)
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- Started 20 years ago by yvonne
- Latest reply 20 years ago from yvonne
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yvonne Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
You'd put the "Fetch Shortcuts" file in the Preferences folder inside the Library folder in your home directory on OS X.
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
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yvonne Member
Tried that, doesn't work.
Opened hard drive, opened Library, opened Preferences, dragged Fetch Shortcuts in.
It didn't overwrite anything, shows up there fine.
Started up Fetch, the default shortcuts are still there under File...Open Shortcuts.What next?
and thanks!
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Jim Matthews Administrator
In the Finder you want to go to your home directory (click on the house icon in the toolbar), then Library, then Preferences.
Jim Matthews
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yvonne Member
That was it. Thanks a million!
Yvonne
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I copied my Fetch Shortcuts file from my old computer to my new G4, running OSX.
I can click to open the Shortcuts file and use them within Fetch, but I'd really like them to be available under the File menu..where you can select Open Shortcut...
Where should I put the Shortcuts file to accomplish this? There are no shortcuts there now that I'd be writing over.
Thanks for any help you can provide,
yvonne
Posted 20 years ago #