However there are a few things that you need to learn, as they are not that straightforward to begin with. One thing that puzzles many users, especially those who have recently converted from Windows to Mac is how to move files in Mac without creating duplicates, or in other words cut and paste files from one folder to another. In this post we will show you how you can move files in Mac without creating duplicates using the cut and paste keyboard shortcuts.
Although this is the same shortcut that is used for copying, the next step will make things clear for you. Doing so will simply remove the files from the old folder, letting you cut and paste files from one folder to another.
Simply dragging it does not work.. Right click on the folder, make alias, and drag the alias to the desktop. Doug b. Just curious, why not just put the downloads folder in your dock as an "stack" item?
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That's not much penance. SpringC New member. Joined Mar 5, Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Points 1. I'm going crazy having to track down each download. MAC has nothing as far as I know. Please help. I have to do too many steps in MAC. Posted on Aug 3, AM. Open up two finder windows, the downloads folder and in the second the location where you want to go and drag the file between the two.
Use the contextual menu. Right click the file and select "Copy [filename]". Page content loaded. Aug 3, AM in response to rachel In response to rachel Aug 3, AM. Aug 3, AM in response to think. Thank you. That is a lot of steps for a simple task. If that sounds like too much hard work, take a look at file organization tool Hazel , Noodlesoft. The app lets you set up rules that determine what happens to certain types of files in any watched folder — and any considered superfluous to requirements can be automatically sent to the Trash.
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