Path Finder

Path Finder (nee SNAX) appears to be the file manager of choice to replace the Finder. Rather than choosing the cron/script approach to removing the .DS_Store files, why don't you you create a MS-DOS-formatted partition or drive image and work off of it with your files? Then you won't have a resource fork to get in the way and annoy your colleagues. Also, rather than using...

What I am suggesting here is that the Finder should follow the path that iTunes has made for organization and easy ways to find files. ...

I can locate both my ASIP server and my other OSX box via the "Connect" command, but nothing shows up under the "network" path in the finder other than my machine. ...

Funny, same thing happened to me when I typed that code into Terminal, but the path definitely exists, if you copy/paste the path into Finder ~> Go ~> Go To Folder then you'll be taken there ... ??? Are you using Leopard or Tiger? For Leopard Users: GcalDaemon and Leopard

Next a Finder window should launch and show you the original or modified version of that photo, of course it depends on the size of the Finder window whether or not you will see the highlighted file straight away or have to scroll around to see it. ...

Hi there, I have a 15.4" macbook pro with a 2.16 ghz processor. I have OS 10.5.3. I went to plug in my G-Tech G-Drive Q 500GB Quad Interface Hard Drive and it didn't show up in the finder. I looked in disk utilities and it didn't show up. I tried it on another macbook pro, also with 10.5.3 and it worked fine. I tried a flash drive just to make sure, and it didn't work on my...

Powerbook G4 17" 1 GHz, System 10.4.8, Safari 2.0.4, Quicktime 7.1.5 Problem: after a crash (occurered while whatching a wmv sequence in Safari with Flip4Mac), I uninstalled Flip4Mac. Since then, no way to watch an mpg sequence through Quicktime in Safari - either I get the Quicktime logo with a question mark or Safari crashes. I tried: reinstalling combo 10.4.8, Safari...

AM Finder Generator database update takes too long... ...

will only be aware of the symbolic link's location, not the exectutable's true location. It will then search for necessary files from the package relative to the path of the symbolic link, which obviously will not work. ...

This is one of the examples Finder does not deal with, and it has been a "feature" since at least 10.1. so only 5 years... Change the share name if you have access to it, or use other methods. ...