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Finder: Selecting Multiple files
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<blockquote data-quote="cazabam" data-source="post: 349588" data-attributes="member: 17895"><p>I agree with eric. The best thing would be to command-drag several times to 'build up' a selection. Shift-click is only useful if you're selecting a continuous range of files which doesn't really exist in thumbnail (icon) view - you can put icons anywhere without any particular ordering. TBH, I never even noticed that shift-selecting a range didn't work in icon view - if I'm doing that sort of thing I switch to column view so I can see things as a list rather than a mass of icons.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cazabam, post: 349588, member: 17895"] I agree with eric. The best thing would be to command-drag several times to 'build up' a selection. Shift-click is only useful if you're selecting a continuous range of files which doesn't really exist in thumbnail (icon) view - you can put icons anywhere without any particular ordering. TBH, I never even noticed that shift-selecting a range didn't work in icon view - if I'm doing that sort of thing I switch to column view so I can see things as a list rather than a mass of icons. [/QUOTE]
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