In message <4ed8b70340gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Gary Locock <gary@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <e8b8a5d84e.druck@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, > David J. Ruck <druck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> On 24 Apr 2007 Brian Howlett <brian.groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> > On 24 Apr, george wrote: > >> >> Apologies raising this old chestnut, but is there a desktop Waste bin >> >> utility available for the Iyonix? Just been using a Mac at work for >> >> the last 5 months and I miss it. >> >> >> > Black Hole 2 works fine here. > >> > http://www.geocities.com/soho/studios/7251/software.html > >> Please avoid giving links to software which is not 32bit compatible on >> this list, it has generated a considerable amount of unnecessary >> traffic. > > As a matter of interest, does BlackHole2 do what the OP wanted? The > functionality question got lost in the noise of making it work at all. So far the answer seems to be 'yes'. > > The trouble with all the freeware RO bins that I know of, is that you have to > physically drag the file to the bin. On the Mac, all deletes go to the bin, > (dragging works too, but is unnecesary) -which is far less effort and much > more reliable. On RO, it is bound to be the only file which you deleted via > the filer which is the one you didn't want to lose! Personally, I find, with an OS such as MacOS or RISC OS where drag-and-drop is widely implemented, it feels more intuitive to drag a file for deletion to a location (or out of it for recovery) rather than have to initiate a series of menu choice. It is also quicker. > > Select once had a bin which intercepted all deletes, but that was never > 32-bit, and (needless to say) was only for Select subscribers. Is there a RO > 32-bit bin which implements this? That would be a nice additional feature, but BlackHole2 seems to do pretty much what I want as it stands. Thanks to all who contributed to the thread for their help. George -- --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support