Nose Goes Mac OS
It used to be that when you dragged an item off the Dock and dropped it, the icon would disappear in a puff of smoke and make a satisfying noise. The animation was strangely primitive against the backdrop of the slick user interface of what used to called Mac OS X.
The animation first appeared in Developer Preview 4 and many thought it was a placeholder for something more polished. However, after awhile, many people seem to take a liking to it. Here’s a series of frames that shows it if you’re not familiar.
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The legendary poof animation came out of a discussion of the Human Interface team that wanted this action to have an animation to go with the very liquid Aqua interface.
One of the most talented engineers on the team took out a piece of paper. I wish I could say it was a napkin to make the story better.
On the piece of paper, he drew a series of frames similar to what is pictured above. A quick, five frame animation. The intention of the designer was that these drawings would stoke further discussion. That it would get cleaned up and refined later.
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But that never happened. It shipped as is. And the rest is history.
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New File Here adds a “New File Here” menu item to Finder’s context menu, enabling you to create files easily in any location.
Note: “New File Here” has been replaced by “New File Menu“.
Creating a new document can be a drawn-out process sometimes. No matter what kind of document you would like to create, it usually takes ages to open the application and plough through the menus to create a new file.
New File Here saves you from the tedious steps by providing a shortcut to create files, simply right click on any folder/file and create your new file!
* Features
– Right click on any folder/file and select the “New File Here” or “Services -> New File Here” menu item to create a new file
– You can change the file name before creating a file by turning on the “Always ask for filename” option in the Preferences
– A sound is played on file creation finish
– The newly created file is revealed in the Finder
– You can chose to open the newly created file automatically by turning on the “Open file on creation finish” in the Preferences
– You can customize the app behavior in the Preferences
Note: In case that the “New File Here” menu item does not appear in the Finder context menu, please relaunch New File Here and then try again. In some OS X versions, you may need to logout and then login again to make the services being updated. Please also make sure that the “New File Here” service is enabled in “System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Services”
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