Mac Sherlock

Gosh, I've been missing this ever since Sherlock 2, which introduced 'The New Slowness of Finding Files™' to the Macintosh. Avie: "Hi Steve. Okay, what's on your mind?" Steve: "I've been thinking. If a user wants to find a file and is presented with an application called 'Finder'. Why should he have to start up this bloated piece of internet content finding application...

Well. Cmd-F (Apple-F) in Finder doesn't bring up Sherlock 3 in Jaguar, it brings up a small Find-Files dialogue which I appreciate very much for the reason you dislike Sherlock 2: It loads fast. The QuickFind command in Finder windows was there already in Mac OS X Public Beta, so it's not actually a *new* feature, but it's nice all the same. For example if you have a 'Stuff'...

first you complain that Sherlock 2 is so slow to find things on the disk, and then you complain about Fast Find. Make up your mind! ...

I realize most purchased their Macs before they knew of OSX and Jaguar, but I knew about OSX since a bit more than a year ago when I purchased my Mac – and did so with the minimum requirements in mind… So when I ordered my “custom built” Mac I ordered it as a Tower and not the Cube, I was literally half an inch from clicking on the Cube’s order button since I absolutely...

tal updates, probably starting with the best selling machines for the last couple of years and trickling down to all the machines they pushed as being "great for Mac Os X". ...

at its one of their apps and thats what I think apple want to do with their software, I liek the chrome look though I knwo alot of ppl who can't stand it, though sherlock looked better as aqua as it looked more intergrated liek a search tool really should be. ...

is digital hub, so is Mac OS X. And Sherlock? ...

Mac OS 9 isn't dead for our customers, but it is for you. Today we say goodbye to Mac OS 9 for all future development," said CEO Jobs, setting the direction for the keynote. ...

Try File Freak. I find it much better for locating files than Sherlock. :D

d with icons so you can't find anything and windows all over your screen so you have no idea what is what and a totally sloppily organized hard drive so you need Sherlock to find anything a 'Mac way of thinking'. I see that all the time on Macs. I see people in Windows keeping things maximized a lot, yes, but not so often. ...