On Aug 3, 2005, at 12:54 PM, Richard Gilmore wrote: > > On 3/8/05 2:47 PM, "Eddie Hargreaves" <meged at earthlink.net> wrote: > > > >> Hold down the Command and Option keys while dragging the Network >> icon. >> >> > > This didn't work for me. It had no effect. > > > >> On 8/3/05 11:38 AM, Richard Gilmore <rgilmor at uwo.ca> wrote: >> >> >> >>> I was not able to drag the Network icon to the desktop. It said I >>> had >>> insufficient privileges even though I was logged in as the admin. >>> In Panther >>> I >>> am able to this no problem. I like to have to there so I don't >>> have to open a >>> finder window to access other machines on the network. It's not a >>> big deal >>> but >>> I was surprised that I could no longer do this. >>> >>> >> >> >> > > This machine isn't mine. I'm setting it up for someone else who is > away. I > tried creating a new user with admin privileges that didn't work. I > tried > repairing the permissions, no effect. (I hadn't repaired > permissions prior > to this) This machine is brand new and never been used with very few > documents on it so far. I just double checked to make sure I did > the same > thing on the Panther machine as the Tiger machine and it did it in > Panther > but not Tiger still. > > At this point I'm just going to let it go as it doesn't directly > affect me > but when I do upgrade to Tiger at least I'll know. I didn't try > dragging the > icon to the Dock however. This machine is in another office in the > building > and I'm tired of running back and forth from it. Maybe tomorrow > I'll check > it again. > I'm running 10.4.2, brand new install on a brand new machine. I cannot drag Network to the desktop, but I can drag it to the right/ bottom of the dock. If you really need it on the desktop instead, this will do it in Terminal: ln -s /Network ~/Desktop/Network