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I recently upgraded my iMac to Lion. I wonder if I inadvertently did something to remove documents from appearing in Finder. I also no longer show everything saved to my desktop. I have confirmed the info is still there. I just can't see it. I can save a document and see all the other documents. I just can't access docs via Finder. Any direction would be appreciated.
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Common ground terminology: Finder is an application that allows you to see graphics on your screen. When not open, documents are represented by icons in Finder Windows or on the Desktop, a close relative. (The icons remain when the documents are open, of course.) Perhaps it is icons that are not appearing for you?? |
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Typically I click on "Finder" from my dock to locate specific documents. I can also go into Word or Excel and locate docs this way (which works fine).
My challenge is when I open "Finder" (Pref>Gen'l options are checked), on the left side under Favorites I see All My Files: when I click I see Contacts, Events, Images, PDFs, Music, etc...no problem Documents: when I click, I see nothing but a white screen Desktop: when I click, I see nothing but a white screen Home: when I click, I see nothing but a white screen Applications: when I click, I see nothing but a white screen Pictures: when I click, I see nothing but a white screen Dropbox: when I click, I see nothing but a white screen Yet, if I want to attach a document to an email, I am able to click on desktop or documents, locate the file and attach it. I wonder what happened that no longer allows me to access info via "Finder" |
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P.S. I tried your "click on Finder in the Dock" move for the first time. It opens the Documents folder in my User Folder. I never knew that. I'm not sure I'll use it, but thanks for the tip anyway. |
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