Hi,
Søren's post showed up with my last post (that gave a list of these
Finder shortcuts like Command-Shift-G for "Go to folder"). I meant to
add that a very useful combination is using Command-Shift-C to find
files on external drives and navigate down, then Command-Shift-G once
you know the full path to the folder. For example, if you are
transferring some music files on a USB memory key, that you want to
add to iTunes, you can either find the drive in the Finder sidebar
under "Devices" or use Command-Shift-C. Then, once you've located your
files there, you can use "Get Info" (Command-I) to find the path to
your file (e.g., /Volumes/Crucial/mymusic.mp3). To add these songs to
your iTunes library, you would use Command-O ("Add to Library") and
then, in the dialog window, you could use the Command-Shift-G "Go to
Folder" shortcut and type in "/Volumes/Crucial" (without the quotation
marks) as the place to find the music files in the previous example.
Cheers,
Esther
Søren Jensen wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> Regarding the command shift c command, I recommend you to check out
> the "go" menu in the menu bar to find more commands like this. There
> are some very handy groups like the applications group, your users
> group and your desktop. The great thing about these groups is when you
> enter these groups, you can't back out of the group and get access to
> the system files, and it makes it much quicker to navigate around in
> Finder.
>
> sadly, there are not uninstallers included with all programs. I've
> only seen uninstallers to big programs which have an installer because
> the program needs to put files in multiple folders. If you wanna
> delete a small program which doesn't have an uninstaller, you just
> have to delete the program it self from the applications folder.
> Best regards:
> Søren Jensen
> Mail & MSN:
> [email protected]
> Website:
> http://www.coolfortheblind.dk/
>
> On 17/08/2009, at 17.42, Woody Anna Dresner wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi Soren,
>>
>> Thanks for the info about the Command-Shift-C command. that will be
>> very handy.
>>
>> Am I right that if a program has an installer, it also includes an
>> uninstaller that you need to use to uninstall it? Is there anyplace
>> on
>> the computer that you go to look for uninstallers, or do you need to
>> keep the program's disk image so you can find it there?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Anna
>>
>>
>>>
>
>
> >
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