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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 1015658" data-attributes="member: 24160">1.  Well, in OS X, since you're going to have to type anyway to rename the file, instead of the need for a right click and then scroll through the menu and click on rename, you just simple press the enter/return key after you have selected it.  In Finder, once you have a file highlighted, you can also just click on the file name and edit.  Only need to wait like a half a second after it's selected, just slightly slower than a double click.2.  You would use cmd + del to move a file to the trash once highlighted.3.  Can't help you here.  I just don't make copies of files in multiple locations within the same partition.  Never have.4.  I assume you're talking about Finder here.  I use to have that same problem when I first got my Mac.  Haven't seen it in a long time now, so I guess I fixed it somehow.  When Finder is open, click on the Action icon at the top of the window (looks like a wheel) and select 'Show View Options'.5.  Works exactly the same in OS X as it does in Windows.  Shift click will select all files between it and the first selection, while ctrl click will allow you to select multiple individual files.</blockquote>

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