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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1893199" data-attributes="member: 204485"><p>Well done Durango. I'm glad my suggestion worked. You have probably noticed there a several ways of doing the same tasks on a Mac. Depending on your workflow one method may be more appropriate than another. Applications and their functions may vary from one version of the Operating System (macOS) to another but the basic architecture remains much the same.</p><p>The Finder and its window is at the core of macOS no matter if you are using El Capitan or the latest macOS Big Sur so if you get a handle on that you'll understand where stuff is and why. I hope I'm not talking down to you here, I have no idea what your level of knowledge about macOS is, it's not my intention to do that. Here is Apple's page on the Finder, <a href="https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201732" target="_blank">Get to know the Finder on your Mac</a></p><p>It's pretty basic as you can see but even this may have some handy hints to get you started.</p><p>So, if you have any questions, there are no stupid questions, get back to us and we'll be happy to help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1893199, member: 204485"] Well done Durango. I'm glad my suggestion worked. You have probably noticed there a several ways of doing the same tasks on a Mac. Depending on your workflow one method may be more appropriate than another. Applications and their functions may vary from one version of the Operating System (macOS) to another but the basic architecture remains much the same. The Finder and its window is at the core of macOS no matter if you are using El Capitan or the latest macOS Big Sur so if you get a handle on that you'll understand where stuff is and why. I hope I'm not talking down to you here, I have no idea what your level of knowledge about macOS is, it's not my intention to do that. Here is Apple's page on the Finder, [URL="https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201732"]Get to know the Finder on your Mac[/URL] It's pretty basic as you can see but even this may have some handy hints to get you started. So, if you have any questions, there are no stupid questions, get back to us and we'll be happy to help. [/QUOTE]
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