Zellio macrumors 65816 Original poster Feb 7, 2012 1,165 474 Jul 21, 2013 #1 I just got a 1tb usb 3.0 external hdd. It's an old fashioned hdd, but it gets decent performance on usb 3.0. I'm going to use the usb 3.0 function when I update to a new imac (Either last years or whatever comes up soon).
I just got a 1tb usb 3.0 external hdd. It's an old fashioned hdd, but it gets decent performance on usb 3.0. I'm going to use the usb 3.0 function when I update to a new imac (Either last years or whatever comes up soon).
B Bear macrumors G3 Jul 23, 2002 8,088 5 Sol III - Terra Jul 21, 2013 #2 I would not recommend moving any application that is part of OS X as OS X updates sometimes get cranky when things aren't where they're supposed to be. As for other applications, most can be moved with no problem, a few might have issues
I would not recommend moving any application that is part of OS X as OS X updates sometimes get cranky when things aren't where they're supposed to be. As for other applications, most can be moved with no problem, a few might have issues
Zellio macrumors 65816 Original poster Feb 7, 2012 1,165 474 Jul 21, 2013 #3 How do you do it while keeping the ability to go to the files in the applications menu?
Jesla macrumors 6502a Jan 7, 2013 541 170 Tennessee USA Jul 21, 2013 #4 Make an Alias and leave that in your applications folder ..
Gregg2 macrumors 604 May 22, 2008 7,410 1,328 Milwaukee, WI Jul 22, 2013 #5 Zellio said: How do you do it while keeping the ability to go to the files in the applications menu? Click to expand... If you mean in the Dock, that's called a Stack. The answer above would do the trick.
Zellio said: How do you do it while keeping the ability to go to the files in the applications menu? Click to expand... If you mean in the Dock, that's called a Stack. The answer above would do the trick.