L lab83 macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 4, 2014 #1 Hello.. I'm looking for a way to get my "Finder" to automatically sort the tags by file format.. is there anyone who knows about such an app exists?
Hello.. I'm looking for a way to get my "Finder" to automatically sort the tags by file format.. is there anyone who knows about such an app exists?
firedept macrumors 603 Sep 4, 2014 #2 lab83 said: Hello.. I'm looking for a way to get my "Finder" to automatically sort the tags by file format.. is there anyone who knows about such an app exists? Click to expand... Just go into Finder to the folder you want to sort and right click within that folder, this will bring up a menu with options, go to Arrange By and click, then click on how you want the files within that folder arranged. Screenshot below. Attachments Screen Shot 2014-09-04 at 4.34.14 PM.png 46.8 KB · Views: 211
lab83 said: Hello.. I'm looking for a way to get my "Finder" to automatically sort the tags by file format.. is there anyone who knows about such an app exists? Click to expand... Just go into Finder to the folder you want to sort and right click within that folder, this will bring up a menu with options, go to Arrange By and click, then click on how you want the files within that folder arranged. Screenshot below.
L lab83 macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 4, 2014 #3 i know that 🙂 i want my tags sorted by file types not folder. example: all .mp3 file on my mac will tagged yellow and yellow tag is rename to music and blue color tags is called photos, maybe, so all .jpg .png on mac will be blue Last edited: Sep 5, 2014
i know that 🙂 i want my tags sorted by file types not folder. example: all .mp3 file on my mac will tagged yellow and yellow tag is rename to music and blue color tags is called photos, maybe, so all .jpg .png on mac will be blue
maflynn macrumors Broadwell Sep 5, 2014 #4 lab83 said: is there anyone who knows about such an app exists? Click to expand... Its not going to be an app, since you're looking for functionality within Finder. Maybe a Finder replacement like Path Finder or Total Finder.
lab83 said: is there anyone who knows about such an app exists? Click to expand... Its not going to be an app, since you're looking for functionality within Finder. Maybe a Finder replacement like Path Finder or Total Finder.
L lab83 macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 5, 2014 #5 thank you very much, they could not help me, but xtrafinder have other function I could use. 🙂
R robgendreau macrumors 68040 Sep 5, 2014 #6 Use Spotlight; kind is music, or kind is image. And you can refine within that.
L lab83 macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 17, 2014 #7 robgendreau said: Use Spotlight; kind is music, or kind is image. And you can refine within that. Click to expand... Spotlight why? we are talking color tags here
robgendreau said: Use Spotlight; kind is music, or kind is image. And you can refine within that. Click to expand... Spotlight why? we are talking color tags here
Peace Cancelled Sep 17, 2014 #8 lab83 said: Spotlight why? we are talking color tags here Click to expand... You could then select the kind and tag them.
lab83 said: Spotlight why? we are talking color tags here Click to expand... You could then select the kind and tag them.
L lab83 macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 17, 2014 #9 Peace said: You could then select the kind and tag them. Click to expand... it would really take an incredibly long time, and it would more easy just open all my folders one by one select and tag them.. the answer does not make sense..
Peace said: You could then select the kind and tag them. Click to expand... it would really take an incredibly long time, and it would more easy just open all my folders one by one select and tag them.. the answer does not make sense..
Peace Cancelled Sep 17, 2014 #10 lab83 said: it would really take an incredibly long time, and it would more easy just open all my folders one by one select and tag them.. the answer does not make sense.. Click to expand... Well the file has to be tagged first. Maybe an Apple Script ?
lab83 said: it would really take an incredibly long time, and it would more easy just open all my folders one by one select and tag them.. the answer does not make sense.. Click to expand... Well the file has to be tagged first. Maybe an Apple Script ?