The work looks great... I love looking at the dialogs you're designing as they evolve... I too am very confused by the term "Searchbar" given what seems to appear upon clicking it... Given the back, forward, and up buttons with the location textfield, the "Search" dropdown doesn't seem to serve any purpose whatsoever... I'm sure it does in your mind, but whatever purpose that is eludes me... Searchbar to me would imply that you can search your filetree for some string... I am in favor of keeping the Emblem dropdown... it's a feature of Nautilus that is seldom used but only because it's not integrated anywhere else in GNOME... you would have to do the majority of your file management in Nautilus to even consider using it, and I don't think most of us do because it still needs some work... I think if we integrate the feature across all of GNOME it will become something people use and something distinctive about GNOME... I'm also unclear on some behavior... So let's say I select Home from the dropdown menu and the file listing below lists the folders and files in my home directory... then I select one of the subfolders... I am no longer in my Home directory, but is the dropdown still going to indicate such? Am I not going to be able to see my pwd unless I've got the searchbar active? And I'd just like to state I'm in favor of having a simple "New Folder" button in the save dialog... oftentimes I don't decide I want to put something into a new folder until after I've opened the dialog, and it would keep me from having to open up a terminal or Nautilus just to create it... Thanks for all your work! -jag -- --------------------------------------------------------- Joshua Adam Ginsberg Cellphone: 713.478.1769 Rice University '02 Email: joshg myrealbox com St. Mark's School of Texas '98 -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin ---------------------------------------------------------
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