Daly, My apologies as I did not fully understand your question. I thought you were asking about deleting a file from a Spotlight Finder window, not from a NotLight window. So my answer addressed deleting a file from the Finder. Sorry for any confusion. Norm On Mar 15, 2009, at 4:05 PM, Daly Jessup wrote: >> No, I do nothing special. I have a MacBook Pro and use the "delete" >> key right above the "|\" key on my keyboard. >> >> I'm not using anything in the menu, I'm just using the keyboard >> equivalent. The menu equivalent is File/Move to Trash. > > The thing is, in my copy of NotLight, there is a grayed-out "Delete" > item under the Edit menu. Using Command-Delete on an item in the > "Found" list does nothing. I wrote to the author to ask if there was > a way to delete items once found, without tracking them down in the > Finder and deleting them from there (Command-Delete does, of course, > work fine in the Finder, but not in NotLight itself). > > He wrote back, in part: > >> No; that sounds like it would be a pretty dangerous feature! You >> could accidentally delete some important file! > > So I am mystified as to why Norman is able to delete from within > NotLight, given that the author says he thinks that would be a > dangerous feature, and he did not include it in the software! What's > going on here? > > Daly