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Re: Kangaroo

joko@well.sf.ca.us (Joe Kohn) writes:

>In article <1993Jul20.234221.24215@martha.utcc.utk.edu> sadasiva@utkvx.utk.edu (Sadasivam, Krishna Madur) writes:
>>For all you Kangaroo users out there...what are your opinions of this 
>>product? Is it something that's absolutely a must-buy? Or is it one of those
>>utilities that's frivolous?

>Kangaroo is just about my favorite add-on GS/OS utility.
>Joe

I would agree with Joe.  There have been times when it has saved me a
significant amount of time.  One I remember in particular was when I was
transfering files (through a translator so I had to do it one at a time)
from a floppy to my hard drive.  Each time the transfer was complete the
path was set to the target so I would have had to go back through the path
to find the source folder, select the file, translate, then set the path
to target folder.  Then repeat.  With Kangaroo I could very quickly set
the path back and forth with a quick click of the mouse.

If you don't have a hard drive, or if you have all your files at the root
directory  :)  then you don't need kangaroo.  Need I say more.....

Phil

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