Path Finder

GB disk, it seems a little silly to have Finder telling me I have 180GB of memory left instead of the total size of my selected files. ...

and then click the title of the window, you'll be presented with a hierarchical path back to where you started in your navigation. This works on everything from Tiger on down to versions of the Mac OS before OS X. ...

But what I want to do now is be able to edit this path in the title bar to navigate. ...

You could ... 01. Select and copy the lines of code below. set {tDisk, cr2_Ext, jpg_Ext} to {"EOS_DIGITAL", "CR2", "JPG"} property hFolder : (POSIX path of (path to home folder) as string) tell application "Finder"

My Network" in the finder in 10.5 but on 10. ...

usr, and other important system directories. Having them accessible in the Finder without my having to make explicit aliases for them would be quite convenient. ...

Those directories are hidden in the Finder. In order to see them, you have to select to Go to Folder from the Go menu and put in the path of the directory in the root of the drive like /etc or /usr. This is done to prevent regular users to delete these files in the event that they think they don't need them. You could also create aliases either on your desktop or in the...

Yes I did. I tried several variations on that one. Apparently one cannot start SyncServer.app either via double-click in the Finder, nor from the command line -- Console reports "User's SyncServer must not be launched except by launchd. Exiting process." So I tried launchctl and "start com.apple.syncservices.SyncServer", which reliably reproduces the popup error message...

Even though that database file shows correct permisisons, maybe the path still has something failing. ...

iPhoto hangs with BBOD repeatedly. I haven't figured out the specific triggers yet. All software is up to date, no strange software on the system. Using a MacBook Pro Intel chipset and iPhoto '08. Sorry for the long post, but here's the report: Date/Time: 2007-11-04 15:30:42 -0800 OS Version: 10.5 (Build 9A581) Architecture: i386 Report Version: 4 ...