Recent Additions 1.2.2

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Recent Additions 1.2.2

Post by Info-Mac » January 22nd, 1999, 11:00 am

Download: http://archive.info-mac.org/cfg/recent- ... ns-122.hqx

Recent Additions is a system enhancement that creates aliases for
recently created files (documents and applications) on your Macintosh.
You can select and open these aliases rather than the files themselves.
The aliases are stored in a folder called "Recent Additions", inside the
Apple Menu Items folder in your System Folder.

Also, Recent Additions saves the date, time and path to uploaded files in
a log file. The text format of this log file displays the path
information relative to the root directory of the hard drive. The HTML
format uses the computer's domain name to convert the path to a URL.

This software is distributed as freeware.

Andrew S. Downs
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