At 3:14 PM -0700 4/19/03, Jerry Krinock wrote: >This may be one of the few times I am actually able to give a correct answer >to a simple question. I believe what you have on your desktop is not the >alias; it is the disk image which you downloaded. Whey you say "doesn't >want to be gotten rid of", I assume that you cannot drag it to the Trash. >If all this is true, the problem is that you cannot trash a disk image. You >must "Eject" it instead. Select it and type cmd-E, or else select it and >then pull down your FInder's File menu to Eject. You may also have an Eject >button on your keyboard in the top right. >on 03/04/19 14:58, Anne Keller-Smith at earthpigz at earthlink.net wrote: > >> app installed in the Applications folder, but there's still an icon >> on the desktop that looks like a hard drive or a zip drive, that >> doesn't want to be gotten rid of. Jerry, I actually have realized there's another simple problem. I thought the app was installed on the hard drive; actually it's not. What happened when tried to copy it to the Applications folder was it made an alias. Guess I don't want to delete the desktop image unless I have a copy. Seems the disk image is where the app is launching from? Let me try it again; maybe I'm forgetting OS9 shortcuts don't work in X. Thanks, I think you've given me part of the solution. Sigh. I knew OS 9 and previous so well; it's humbling to suddenly be a newbie. Anne Keller Smith Down to Earth Web Design G4 733mHz | Graphite iMac 333mHz mailto:earthpigz at earthlink.net http://www.downtoearthweb.com