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Totally override a folder's name sort order in the Finder
This kind of organi(z|s)ation is something that drives me nuts, but mainly because I've always secretly envied it. I remember when I was an admin geek ("admin" as in paper, not as in systems) in the Air Force we had something called a "Suspense File". Just an accordian file with 31 folders in it. Check it every day and dispose of everything in the file for that day. This is a great automated, year-long version of that and I think it sounds like a great idea. And if the author didn't mention it, I'll expand on it by saying my version will probably have a cron that runs every hour (so it will be sure to run when my computer is on) that will open the Finder folder for today in its own window so it attracts my attention if it has anything in it and isn't already open.
Totally override a folder's name sort order in the Finder
Could you explain how to do this, please? Setting up my system so that I can have the folder for the current date open automatically at a specified time?
Totally override a folder's name sort order in the Finder
pairaka wrote:
Could you explain how to do this, please? Setting up my system so that I can have the folder for the current date open automatically... I would do something with: to start looking for the correct folder. There's probably something very, very similar for the day of the month. ...at a specified time? Have a look at ---
Totally override a folder's name sort order in the Finder
And how about if there's nothing in the folder, then move the folder to the next month? And if the next month doesn't have that date (29-31), then move it to the next month that has it? |
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