New switcher Question - opening folders
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When you are in Finder go to Finder's Preferences in the menu. In the general tab check or uncheck "Always open new folder in a new window".
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you will miss windows explorer, though.
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I beg to differ, I’ve always hated Explorer, Finder tickled my fancy much more.
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Neither Windows nor OS X have a decent file manager. That's why there are so many third party file managers available for both operating systems. I currently use "muCommander" (freeware) as my primary file manager for Snow Leopard and have used and still use "Nico's Commander" when in Windows.
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