I am using my MacBook for some time now and I don't have a .Mac-subscribtion.
It always bothered me that there is this iDisk-Icon in the Finder-Sidebar even though it is completely meaningless when you don't have a .Mac-subscription. But I never cared enough to invest some time until today.
It turns out that the solution is really straightforward (well it's Apple isn't it?): Just open Finder-preferences:
haha, that simple, cheers!
ReplyDeleteI was afraid for one second... cuz right-click on any items allow you to hide it from the sidebar. BUT the iDisk. right-click won't do a thing...
ReplyDeletethanks god Apple gave users a way to easily remove something we don't want... I even remove the harddrive from my desktop.
thanks for the good tip. funny how Apple's defaults are great... Finder's preferences is the one config dialog I had not thought visiting.
or just drag it to the trash
ReplyDeleteOh my, just dragging it away works too - I can't believe I never tried doing that instead of right clicking!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I dragged things like Downloads, Movies and Music into the sidebar, that's just saved me a few thousand clicks for the future!
wow that was easy. its been bugging me for months!
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