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<blockquote data-quote="MacInWin" data-source="post: 1815954" data-attributes="member: 396914">The leading &quot;/&quot; in that string indicates that the rest of the path is in the root of the drive. So to get to that location, you open Finder. If you have set the view option to include hard drives in the sidebar on the left, your hard drive should be there, usually named MacintoshHD. Click on that if it's there. Then you should see a folder named &quot;Applications&quot; which is where the ApolloWallet folder would be. If the drive is not there in the sidebar, you can click on the Go on the top bar, then select &quot;Go to Folder&quot; and enter either &quot;/&quot; or &quot;/Applications&quot; and then click Go and Finder will open that folder. Basically what is in /Applications are all applications that are installed for all users. You have a separate Application folder in your home directory for things installed just for you and no one else. I don't know what else might be in the ApolloWallet folder, but it looks like the legacy application was an uninstaller for something.Anyway, you don't need to use EasyFind if you know the path, just use the Go menu and go directly to the folder in question.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacInWin, post: 1815954, member: 396914"] The leading "/" in that string indicates that the rest of the path is in the root of the drive. So to get to that location, you open Finder. If you have set the view option to include hard drives in the sidebar on the left, your hard drive should be there, usually named MacintoshHD. Click on that if it's there. Then you should see a folder named "Applications" which is where the ApolloWallet folder would be. If the drive is not there in the sidebar, you can click on the Go on the top bar, then select "Go to Folder" and enter either "/" or "/Applications" and then click Go and Finder will open that folder. Basically what is in /Applications are all applications that are installed for all users. You have a separate Application folder in your home directory for things installed just for you and no one else. I don't know what else might be in the ApolloWallet folder, but it looks like the legacy application was an uninstaller for something. Anyway, you don't need to use EasyFind if you know the path, just use the Go menu and go directly to the folder in question. [/QUOTE]

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