R ruffy macrumors member Original poster Jan 10, 2008 42 0 Apr 15, 2015 #1 How do I capture the Pathname in a deeply embedded file when I cannot Copy/Paste from the Finder's title, where it shows?
How do I capture the Pathname in a deeply embedded file when I cannot Copy/Paste from the Finder's title, where it shows?
M mns579 macrumors member Feb 28, 2015 37 0 Apr 16, 2015 #2 One roundabout way: Drag the file to an open Terminal window. Full path will be revealed. Copy path from Terminal.
One roundabout way: Drag the file to an open Terminal window. Full path will be revealed. Copy path from Terminal.
C CreatorCode macrumors regular Apr 15, 2015 159 279 US Apr 16, 2015 #3 From the File menu, choose Get Info. The path name is shown under "Where:" It's not obvious, but you can highlight and copy that text if needed.
From the File menu, choose Get Info. The path name is shown under "Where:" It's not obvious, but you can highlight and copy that text if needed.
jorgk macrumors regular Mar 20, 2013 117 45 Apr 16, 2015 #4 ruffy said: How do I capture the Pathname in a deeply embedded file when I cannot Copy/Paste from the Finder's title, where it shows? Click to expand... Simply Ctrl-click on it, select Services, and there should be an item termed Copy File Path. Alternatively, use you right mouse button or 2 fingers on the trackpad (if configured accordingly) to start this.
ruffy said: How do I capture the Pathname in a deeply embedded file when I cannot Copy/Paste from the Finder's title, where it shows? Click to expand... Simply Ctrl-click on it, select Services, and there should be an item termed Copy File Path. Alternatively, use you right mouse button or 2 fingers on the trackpad (if configured accordingly) to start this.
ricede macrumors regular Aug 16, 2010 170 11 Inside Apr 19, 2015 #5 My Services window does not show 'Copy File Path' How does one get it to show there ? It also is not in Mac Hd/System/Library/Services Last edited: Apr 19, 2015
My Services window does not show 'Copy File Path' How does one get it to show there ? It also is not in Mac Hd/System/Library/Services
M mns579 macrumors member Feb 28, 2015 37 0 Apr 19, 2015 #6 If you don't have that Service (I don't in Snow Leopard), you can create it. Instructions here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7002582.
If you don't have that Service (I don't in Snow Leopard), you can create it. Instructions here: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7002582.
ricede macrumors regular Aug 16, 2010 170 11 Inside Apr 19, 2015 #7 Excellent mns579 - thanks for that. Works fine.