Accessing Floppy Disks, Cds, Or Dvds - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE DESKTOP 10 - GNOME 19-06-2006 Manual

Option
Always Open in Browser Windows
Run Executable Files When They Are Clicked
View Executable Files When They Are Clicked
Ask Each Time
Ask Before Emptying Trash or Deleting Files
Include a Delete Command That Bypasses Trash Adds a Delete menu item to the Edit menu and the
Some simple shortcuts for navigating include the following:
Table 1-4
Shortcut
Backspace or Alt+Up-arrow
Up or Down
Alt+Down, or Enter
Shift+Alt+Down
Shift+Alt+Up
Shift+Ctrl+W
Ctrl+L
Alt+Home
For more information, click Help > Contents in Nautilus.

1.4.2 Accessing Floppy Disks, CDs, or DVDs

To access floppy disks, CDs, or DVDs, insert the medium into the appropriate drive. For several
types of removable media, a Nautilus window pops up automatically when the media is inserted or
attached to the computer. If Nautilus does not open, double-click the icon for that drive to view the
contents.
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Nautilus Navigation Shortcuts
Description
Opens Nautilus in Browser mode whenever you
open it.
Runs an executable file when you click the file. An
executable file is a text file than can execute (that is,
a shell script).
Displays the contents of an executable file when you
click the file.
Displays a dialog when you click an executable file.
The dialog asks whether you want to execute the file
or display the file.
Displays a confirmation message before the Trash is
emptied or before files are deleted.
pop-up menu that is displayed when you right-click a
file, folder, or desktop object. When you select an
item and then click Delete, the item is immediately
deleted from your file system.
Description
Opens the parent folder.
Selects an item.
Opens an item.
Opens an item and closes the current folder.
Opens the parent folder and closes the current folder.
Closes all parent folders.
Opens a location by specifying a path or URL.
Opens your home directory.