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Work around an Adobe 8 Reader self-healing annoyance
Apple designed the OSX Finder quite deliberately to incorporate the sidebar and customizable toolbar in order to make navigation within a single finder window as easy as possible. (The reason for this, according to some insider accounts, was that was how Steve Jobs wanted it. Very little, if any, end-user testing was involved). This has absolutely nothing to do with the windows of open applications or with running apps simultaneously. (?) As for the oft-lamented lack of global view settings, this has been addressed in a multitude of Mac GUI discussions on the web, notably those at Macintouch, with much speculation as to wether it is due to bugs or by poor design.
Work around an Adobe 8 Reader self-healing annoyance
I'm not disagreeing with you, and I personally think the Finder is poorly designed, and needed a lot more end user testing. It's slow and buggy as well. |
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