Hi again Alex
That's why I out the message in a big hurry. I didn't want you to spend a lot
of grief after the message Apple sent me.
Now let me offer a suggestion, although it's a pain, for dealing with this. I
finally figured this out after I kept copying files and couldn't find them. I
had
Thanks for the tips everyone. No, I only used the arrows to open the
subfolders, so that was probably my problem. I still want Column View back, but
at least this should help me deal with List View better until then.
On Nov 14, 2013, at 5:55 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
> Oh, that’s a great tip. I
Oh, that’s a great tip. I also just discovered that command-left-bracket will
take you back to your previous folder view, with the folder closed.
Teresa
Slow down; you'll get there faster.
On Nov 14, 2013, at 2:34 PM, Red.Falcon
wrote:
> Hi!
> OK just in case did you open the folder with Com
Hello Alex,
In List view, the right arrow expands the folder you’re on which is confusing.
To open the folder you should use either Cmd-Down Arrow or Cmd-o. To go up a
level, press Cmd-Up Arrow.
You can collapse all the expanded folders in your window by pressing Left Arrow
repeatedly.
I alwa
Hi!
OK just in case did you open the folder with Command+O or with the arrows?
If with arrows you might find the items pasted like it did for you!
But with Command+O that should open that folder and be the only place you can
paste into!
HTH Colin
On 14 Nov 2013, at 22:23, Alex Hall wrote:
> Tha
That's the thing, I did that. I wanted to paste into
/applications/audacity/plugins, so I opened the plugins folder and pasted. My
files ended up in /applications, mixed in with all my .app files.
On Nov 14, 2013, at 5:18 PM, Phil Halton wrote:
> don't forget that pasting is different in list v
I haven't worked that out, but I do not find arrow navigation to work as well.
Sometimes folders refuse to open or close entirely, and even if a folder does
close, I have to press the left arrow two or three times to get that to happen.
Ialso don't like how VO will keep reading, and worse, searc
don't forget that pasting is different in list view than in column view. In
column view, you can just highlight the folder you want to paste into and hit
command v. In list view, you have to first open the folder. A good way to make
sure you're on the right destination folder is to check what fo
Where in the folder structure do you go in list view to copy and paste? I
understand that you have to be inside a folder. I’m actually getting used to
list view now, and the arrow keys work the same way as in column view.
Teresa
"Everything is interesting if you go into it deeply enough."--Rich
The only other view that seems usable is List View. I tried it today, though,
when I was copying 36 files from one folder to another. Despite VO telling me I
was two levels deep into a folder, I ended up pasting those files into the
top-level folder and had to go erase them all from there, then
hey,
good fix but sadly with VO and column view still no go i’m afrade.
On 15 Nov 2013, at 1:35 am, Alex Hall wrote:
> Hi all,
> I was checking my Twitter feed today, when I came across a link that I think
> might help. It is a way to basically reset finder so that it no longer
> consumes so mu
Hi guys
Below is what I received from Apple Accessibility concerning this issue. I had
written in about this because it was driving me crayy. I have a lot of files on
my Mac, and if I do the wrong thing then I have to deal. I know what I can do
to work around it, but I just had a frustrating tim
Hi all,
I was checking my Twitter feed today, when I came across a link that I think
might help. It is a way to basically reset finder so that it no longer consumes
so much CPU. I have not tested it yet, I have a feeling this might help with
the problem that a lot of us are experiencing where Fi
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