Ok, I'm new to macs, so bear with me. This is such a simple issue I cannot believe I can't figure out how to do it.
Hypothetical situation:
Ok, so let's say I have a folder, "Documents". And within that folder I have another folder "Documents2". Within that folder are all of my documents, let's say 50 files and other folders. Now, what I want to do, is remove the "Documents2" folder while leaving the documents in the "Documents" folder.
The only way I have found to do this is by going into the "Documents2" folder, copying all the files, and pasting them into "Documents" which takes a long time. Then selecting the "Documents2" folder and deleting it (and the files it contains). But that process takes soo long when all I want to do is remove the encapsulation of that unnecessary folder. Does that make sense?
Sorry for my ignorance. And thanks in advance for your help!
Karli-Rae
Hypothetical situation:
Ok, so let's say I have a folder, "Documents". And within that folder I have another folder "Documents2". Within that folder are all of my documents, let's say 50 files and other folders. Now, what I want to do, is remove the "Documents2" folder while leaving the documents in the "Documents" folder.
The only way I have found to do this is by going into the "Documents2" folder, copying all the files, and pasting them into "Documents" which takes a long time. Then selecting the "Documents2" folder and deleting it (and the files it contains). But that process takes soo long when all I want to do is remove the encapsulation of that unnecessary folder. Does that make sense?
Sorry for my ignorance. And thanks in advance for your help!
Karli-Rae