You can right-click on Time Machine.app in your /Applications folder and select "Make Alias", then put that alias wherever you want it.
You can also launch TM and then right-click its Dock icon and select "Keep in Dock"
no reason... I just like shortcuts. (I have time machine on my dock actually) Thanks for the link, but since I don't know Automator (At all) I'll need to do some help files surfing!
Maybe he doesn't want it on the Dock? Maybe this person prefers keyboard shortcuts over clicking things. How did you conclude that your original suggestion was a problem? It was simply not the type of answer that he was looking for.
Maybe he doesn't want it on the Dock? Maybe this person prefers keyboard shortcuts over clicking things. How did you conclude that your original suggestion was a problem? It was simply not the type of answer that he was looking for.
no reason... I just like shortcuts. (I have time machine on my dock actually) Thanks for the link, but since I don't know Automator (At all) I'll need to do some help files surfing!
Alfred is a free launcher that would do the trick for you. They also have a paid "powerpack" for Alfred that has a very simple to use keyboard shortcut feature. But if you don't want to pay to access the KB shortcuts, the free part of Alfred can quickly launch any app using the KB.