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In some cases, such as dragging an image from a web page, a new file is created and stored within Dropshelf's data folder. When you place a file on a shelf, the file itself remains where it is on disk, and Dropshelf stores an alias to the actual file. Item types Files and foldersĪ shelf can hold many files and folders at once (up to a maximum of 64). Open the preferences window. See Dropshelf Preferences. Reopen the shelf that you most recently closed, with its original contents. (The position of the new shelf will be near where most recently created a shelf by dragging.)Ĭreate a new shelf containing the current clipboard contents. When off, all the shelves will disappear. They will reappear when you turn it back on.Ĭreate a new, empty shelf. The menu has the following commands: Enable Dropshelf

Show the main menu by clicking the Dropshelf icon in the menu bar. Tip: You can manually minimize a shelf by double-clicking the shelf background (the stripy part).

Tip: You can disable automatic minimizing.

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To restore it to full size, hover the mouse over the minimised shelf. If you leave the shelf unused for a short time, it will automatically minimize to a smaller size. The shelf menu offers context-sensitive actions you can perform on the shelf contents. Tip: You can also open the shelf menu by control-clicking or right clicking anywhere on the shelf. (You can undo closing a shelf using the Reopen Last Shelf command see Main menu.) Menu buttonĬlick the menu button to open the shelf menu. The menu button also acts as the label for the shelf, and is color coded according to the type of item that is on the shelf.

The close button removes the shelf from the screen and discards its contents.

Drag and drop items onto Dropshelf's icon in Finder or in the Dock.

Use the Send to Dropshelf command in the OS X Services menu (works with both files and text clippings).

Use the "Open With" menu in Finder to send the selected files to a new shelf.

Use the New Shelf from Clipboard command to paste the current clipboard contents into a new shelf (see Main menu).

Other ways to create shelvesĪs well as dragging, you can put items into Dropshelf in several other ways: You can also configure Dropshelf to keep shelves open by default (in which case the shift key does the opposite) see Preferences → Behavior. Tip: If you want to keep the shelf open after dragging out, hold the shift (⇧) key. (See Item types.) To drag out, simply drag the items to their destination. Tip: To avoid triggering shelves, hold down the shift ( ⇧) key while dragging. You can also restrict which screen edges trigger a new shelf see Preferences → Behavior.Ī shelf can hold either files and folders, a text clipping, a URL or a color. Tip: For best results, always drag items directly towards the edge, in a straight line. Don't approach at a shallow angle. If you have multiple monitors, Dropshelf will work on each screen. You can also create multiple shelves (up to a maximum of 20). You can drag to any part of the screen edge, but not the same edge that has the Dock or the menu bar. When you drag an item to the edge of the screen, a shelf will slide into view.