I have a finder window open. How can I tell the heirarchy of the current folder? Some sort of tree structure... perhaps, like the Windows Explorer. Yup, I'm a switcher
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Also, you can Customize the Finder Toolbar and add a Path tool (among other things).Poeben said:You can command-click (apple+click) the folder name in the top of the window. It will show the tree.
Bear said:Also, you can Customize the Finder Toolbar and add a Path tool (among other things).
Either way works equally well, one allows for a mouse only action and the other requires a key+mouse to get the information.
dscan99 said:Is there someway I can see the path as I navigate?
beatle888 said:do you mean like column view?
drag the folder into a terminal window; it'll dump the path onto the command line.dscan99 said:I meant a path display like /users/dscan99/applications/clock etc.. like you would in a unix terminal
zimv20 said:drag the folder into a terminal window; it'll dump the path onto the command line.
just wanted a peek at the sun. sheesh!IJ Reilly said:Hey zim, what are you doing over here? Get back to Politics where you belong!
zimv20 said:drag the folder into a terminal window; it'll dump the path onto the command line.