Re: Of course we can trust Apple for our next OS!

["Earl Malmrose" <earl.malmrose@nospam.sierra.com>]

Lincoln Thomas Armstrong wrote in message <6hekcv$5fc$3@joe.rice.edu>...
>-- Try copying the aliases (make an ailses, then copy that). It's okward,
but
>it'll work (giving you a AppleShare connection box when you use that ailses
from
>the other machine, forcing you to login to the other machine if not
already)
>
>Is this what you wanted?

No. Moving a Windows shortcut to another drive doesn't break the shortcut.
Only moving the original file does. Since you can't move the original file
to another drive in MacOS, you can't break an alias in the same way. So one
reason Mac aliases are better is because the file system is more limited.