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Hi, after switching to Leopard recently, I found something that I do not like as a new function.
1) Open a folder from a desktop and delete all contents inside. Deleting will be done each by each, select all - delete, or drag all and move them to trash can.
2) After emptying the trash can, the folder will show the desktop view inside (folder title desktop), which did not happen when Tiger was used. Put this way, in the previous OS, after deleting the folder contents, the folder stays as an empty folder.
Somehow, this functional difference annoys me a lot and I am wondering if this is the way Leopard does when cleaning up the folder contents.
If someone can help me out, I will appreciate.
Thanks!
1) Open a folder from a desktop and delete all contents inside. Deleting will be done each by each, select all - delete, or drag all and move them to trash can.
2) After emptying the trash can, the folder will show the desktop view inside (folder title desktop), which did not happen when Tiger was used. Put this way, in the previous OS, after deleting the folder contents, the folder stays as an empty folder.
Somehow, this functional difference annoys me a lot and I am wondering if this is the way Leopard does when cleaning up the folder contents.
If someone can help me out, I will appreciate.
Thanks!