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10.4: A simple way to copy the path to a file or folder
Having recently switched to OSX, I honestly don't understand what's so "smart" about its interface design, starting with the file path issue. Win users can move "lightening fast" by using file paths to save and find items vs. guessing and clicking into RSS oblivion.
10.4: A simple way to copy the path to a file or folder
The thing you have to realize when switching to OSX is that you can't do everything exactly the same as you do in Windows; for example in Windows I save everything in a complicated directory structure since the search features kind of suck (at least in XP), but on the Mac I save most of my work under my Documents folder and use Spotlight to open everything. This is kind of an over-generalization, but hopefully you'll see my point. What is 'smart' about OSX is that you don't really have to worry about the complexities of the OS/file system - this makes it 'smart' for the average user, but I agree that there are some aspects of Windows that may be more appealing to the power user. |
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