Article:		Ten Things I Dig About Panther
Subject:		The "new" Finder
Date:		2003-10-11 12:35:18
From:		anonymous2
Response to: The "new" Finder
And how is the sidebar any different from the icon bar that is already existant in 10.2 ? Drag any folder into the iconbar, and voila you have a new 'root' as you call it...

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• The "new" Finder
  2003-10-11 16:12:50  anonymous2 [Reply | View]
  
  
  Because the top of the sidebar depicts your (removable) media and the icons scale to fit so you can put a lot more aliasses in it

• The "new" Finder
  2003-10-14 12:30:10  James Duncan Davidson | [Reply | View]
  
  
  No, not a new root. In 10.2 the toolbar gave you a place to click and drill fast to a part of the tree. As demoed by Steve at WWDC (the video of which is available here--go to 10:50 in the stream), having it on the side means that when you click on a sidebar item, it's the root of a "virtual tree". Plus, you can put more stuff over there, have it show up in Open and Save dialogs, and more.
  
  Watch the video and get a feel for it and how it works. It's better than the toolbar. :)