Mac Tip: Quickly save files to the desktop

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Mac users: By default, when you save a file in Mac OS X, the Save As prompt pushes you to a sub directory like "Documents," "Music," or "Video." If you typically work off the desktop or use the desktop as a temporary storage location, this gets annoying. The Silver Mac weblog explains how you can quickly change this directory to the desktop in one keystroke:

If all you want is to save the file on your desktop, simply hit Command-D (Apple-D) on your keyboard, and the save location will automatically change to Desktop.​

A handy tip that seems to have been taken from a page in the Windows book.
Saving files to Desktop [Silver Mac]
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