Path Finder

I followed the advice of Bobw and went to applescript forum (http://bbs.applescript.net/cgi-bin/webbbs_config.pl). I found there very helpful and competent guys that solved rapidly my problem with a very simple appplescript: property sourceFolder : "path to the folder" -- adjust as appropriate -- read in the list of names set filenameList to read file "path to the...

Apple has to pay its developers, etc. Perhaps with hardware sales increasing, the next version will be cheaper. Moreover, maybe Apple can offer an upgrade price path for people who have bought new hardware or been buying their products for years. ...

You can also enter a path to a file or folder in Safari adress bar. ...

The Finder hids /bin /usr /var /etc & all the things a regular user wouldn't want to see. You can use Go to folder from the Go menu and type in the path you want like /etc/httpd and it will open that folder in the Finder.

click on aout in Finder and it works. ...

Well, as I have mentioned elsewhere (dunno where, maybe to a neighbour)... I have install Panther on an LCD iMac which I am not using too much (fiancée's, she busy with the little menace of a son (see avatar))... anyway... I thought it was quite stable, until she started working a little bit again. After a day, she demanded I switch over to Jaguar again on the iMac. The...

This action is very similar to dragging a file from the finder into the terminal window which fills in the file path. This also works for copying text from one terminal to another. ...

connect if you know the complete path to the directory. ...

Apple's already on the path to doing this. Just look at the iTunes Music Store and how it uses the same rendering technology as Safari. ...

Find the file in Finder, and drag it onto the terminal window. Terminal will fill in the file's full path on the command line. ...