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<blockquote data-quote="phughes" data-source="post: 1564671" data-attributes="member: 228906"><p>Not really sure what you are referring too. I only stated facts, and not in a combative way, nor was my intent to be so. If the people who quoted me and posted a reply to my first post would have read what I wrote carefully, they would have seen I wasn't having issues with what they referred to.</p><p></p><p>I also do not need any help with the issue, since there really is no way to change it, it is the way it was programed to be. If I do not like it, then I just have to get over it or figure out an alternative. I was merely pointing out to the OP that there was a change from Snow Leopard, that is all. It is also a change that has been discussed elsewhere. These are all things I read about before I upgraded. I researched before doing so. I do not like the way the finder works now, there were some things about the old finder I liked better, it simply worked better for my purposes, not necessarily everyone. They didn't create it just for me, although I do know a few people with the same issues I have relating to the finder. </p><p></p><p>Mavericks is a good OS, if you need it. Often people do "upgrade" when they don't truly have a need to do so. This can cause issues and headaches. Sometimes there is a performance improvement and sometimes there is a performance hit. Often with an older system it is best to not upgrade if you do not have a true reason to do so. That was my point. </p><p></p><p>There is no malice or ill will in this post either. None is intended now or before.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phughes, post: 1564671, member: 228906"] Not really sure what you are referring too. I only stated facts, and not in a combative way, nor was my intent to be so. If the people who quoted me and posted a reply to my first post would have read what I wrote carefully, they would have seen I wasn't having issues with what they referred to. I also do not need any help with the issue, since there really is no way to change it, it is the way it was programed to be. If I do not like it, then I just have to get over it or figure out an alternative. I was merely pointing out to the OP that there was a change from Snow Leopard, that is all. It is also a change that has been discussed elsewhere. These are all things I read about before I upgraded. I researched before doing so. I do not like the way the finder works now, there were some things about the old finder I liked better, it simply worked better for my purposes, not necessarily everyone. They didn't create it just for me, although I do know a few people with the same issues I have relating to the finder. Mavericks is a good OS, if you need it. Often people do "upgrade" when they don't truly have a need to do so. This can cause issues and headaches. Sometimes there is a performance improvement and sometimes there is a performance hit. Often with an older system it is best to not upgrade if you do not have a true reason to do so. That was my point. There is no malice or ill will in this post either. None is intended now or before. [/QUOTE]
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