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Creating aliases by dragging
Submitted by alanhogan on January 5, 2007 - 12:01am.
Conversation | Apple | OS X
[updated] If you were wondering, you can easily create aliases in OS X by clicking and dragging while holding Option and Command (the Apple button). The " alias" suffix will still be appended.
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