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You've got it all wrong
In your applications folder, you want applications. Not a lotta folders. So this is how you do it, if you wanna save the readme. Copy the application to the apps folder, cmd-n for a new view, right click on the app, choose "Show package contents", double click "Contents", drag the readme files to it. Viola, you have the Readme files there, and the app is in the app folder as should be, and you never have to see 'em unless you wanna.
The tip is about unwanted disk icons, not the Applications folder
The tip is about unwanted disk icons, not the Applications folder.
You've got it all wrong
Another possible place to put accompanying documentation is either in a folder in your Documents folder, or in ~/Library/Documentation/ |
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