2/21/2023 0 Comments Mac product key finder 10.4![]() ![]() If it’s a go-to-wherever command, it’s Shift-CMD-G in the Finder. If thats the equivalent of a terminal command, it’s Shift-CMD-N in the Terminal. Also works to get to the Google search, and throughout fields in the page.īrings up a Run box where I can type a command.” The URL bar is treated as an input field, so you can tab to it. ![]() Selects the URL bar in Mozilla, looking for the Safari equivalent.” This one might be Cmd+A, i didn’t try that.” ![]() This highlights from cursor position to beginning (or end) of input area.”ĬMD-forward and CMD-backward to move to each end of the field. Double click and drag to highlight word by word instead of letter by letter. This highlights up to the end of the word to the right or left of the cursor.”ĭouble click to highlight the word, triple for the line. That should fix about everything you listed. Second, use column view to see where you are and to organize lots of files. Torrey, first off, use the Path button, then you don’t need to click twice to go up. Yes, this isn’t something mom and pop do, but it is something that a lot of powerusers and uber geeks do and it would be very easy to just add this option in for those who want it.Īnd yes, I know about PathFinder but I’d rather have it built into Finder and not have to buy another product so that my OS works the way it should. ![]() but if it just said I was in /whateverPath/someProject then I would know just by looking at the window exactly where I was and what one was the newest (the one in /projects/someProject). Now open all 3 windows and try to copy the most updated file over to the other ones (of course ant would be a better way of doing it but still)… the only way to know what one is newer is to do the list view and then sort by modified date. It’s hard to tell without doing some clicking if I am inīecause they all contain the same files but what one am I in if all I see is someProject in the title bar of Finder? Just by looking there isn’t a way to tell. Make the UP button and option for all I care, don’t include it by default but my god, include it please!Īlso it would be nice if it showed you where you were in your system and not just the name of the folder you are in. If I click on a link to my projects folder and click on an alias to my /someProjectFolder that is actually in my /eclipse/workspace/someProject folder not in /projects, and I want to go UP to all the other eclipse workspace project folders, how do I do that other than CMD-Click on that icon and then choose the right icon I want? Now think of having to do that every time you wanted to go BACK or FORWARD and you’ll see why this is not an acceptable way of doing things. Apple should make the back and forward buttons be a 2 click process too! Oh wait, that would suck? Yes exactly! That’s quite a laundry list, but if they want more money, i want more stuff! oh yeah, and if the info labels on folders would update themselves more often (or even in real time) that would rock too. maybe a more customizable dock (more like OpenTracker), and readding translucent unfocused title bars (ala Jaguar). a tabbed terminal.app and adding some features like editting profiles to iChat wouldn’t hurt either. If they do end up charging more for it (as stated in the article) i want to see file system attributes (ala BFS) with fast search ability, a new scheduler in the mach kernel, less swap use, faster overall interface (ala BeOS), and i wouldn’t mind if they threw in an office suite based on KOffice (a rumor i’ve heard floating around, but not bundled with an OS release). Throw in bi-directional samba, and definitely a way to navigate up a directory and you’re one step closer to a near perfect OS. That would plug a huge defficiancy since the current finder can’t even do bi-direction FTP (or SFTP at all). …like bi-directional SFTP support in the Finderĭo you have a link to that? is it from a reliable source? ![]()
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