A chapter for some submitted hints and tips from FinderPop users:
DanaS64562@aol.com writes:
When you get around to rewriting the manual, here's a use for the FinderPop Items Folder you may want to pass on to the troops to illustrate the potential power of FinderPop. First, create a folder containing your "Internet location file" icons. Or, if you have a lot of them, create a master folder with a bunch of separate folders nested in it containing ILC's arranged by whatever system of categories you want. Store this folder, or set of folders, in some convenient place on your hard disk, preferably someplace where you can conveniently include it in your backup routine. Then make an alias of this folder and drop it in the FinderPop Items Folder. I myself renamed the alias (although not the folder itself) Zebra so it shows up last on the list of items in the FinderPop window. What you get is a grand system for storing and rapid-accessing bookmarks, even hundreds of them. Unlike a dedicated bookmark-handling utility such as URL Manager Pro, it's free and doesn't hog any memory.
jdvrindt@c.internet.fr writes:
Place an alias of your trash in the FP items folder and in one click, verify what you're gonna destruct BEFORE real destruction.
Randy McElligott, rmcelligott@sympatico.ca writes:
I sold my PPC 8500 (in only 15 minutes), and also got rid of the Kensington 2 button mouse (remember I told you I had problems with it). Just wanted to let you know that I now have an iMac Rev B machine (absolutely LOVE it!!!!!!), with a Unimouse 3 button mouse from Contour Designs. It's as if Finderpop was made for this mouse. It works great, and Finderpop is very responsive. You might want to post something on your web page regarding this. This mouse works great with Finderpop, for any iMac owners out there who might be using the Unimouse.
