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lechic12

macrumors newbie
Original poster
When I find things through finder, for example text edit, I'll click on it, but then nothing happens. But then, if I use Ctrl+click-and pick open, it opens. This didn't happen on my old MAC, and I'm using the new Snow Leopard-Mac white '09. Is there anyway that I can make it so that I can double click to open apps that I find in the finder?
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just to be precise, I wouldn't be able to open up Library in this finder if I just double clicked on it
Any help would be great!
 
Could it just be that your double-click speed is set uncomfortably fast?  -> System Preferences -> Keyboard & Mouse -> Mouse.
 
You're not even double clicking as far as i can tell from your original post. You have to double click to open things in the finder window (not the Finder sidebar or the Dock, though).
 
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