-aggie- macrumors P6 Mar 11, 2010 #2 macswitcha2 said: Everything seems to blur together. Click to expand... I would leave that stuff alone, otherwise programs will not be able to find .plist files and will just recreate them anyway after you organized them.
macswitcha2 said: Everything seems to blur together. Click to expand... I would leave that stuff alone, otherwise programs will not be able to find .plist files and will just recreate them anyway after you organized them.
calderone Cancelled Mar 11, 2010 #3 The above is correct. You cannot organize them since the application expects them to be there. But really, there isn't much of a reason to be looking in that folder unless you are troubleshooting.
The above is correct. You cannot organize them since the application expects them to be there. But really, there isn't much of a reason to be looking in that folder unless you are troubleshooting.
calderone Cancelled Mar 11, 2010 #5 To add a tip to make it easier: When you are in a folder, type the name of the preference. For example: com.apple.Finder. "com.app" will bring you to the right section and you should be able to pick it out easily.
To add a tip to make it easier: When you are in a folder, type the name of the preference. For example: com.apple.Finder. "com.app" will bring you to the right section and you should be able to pick it out easily.
Gregg2 macrumors 604 Mar 12, 2010 #7 Sure. Using Labels from the File menu. Hmm. Apple should give you the option to Arrange by Label :thinking:
Sure. Using Labels from the File menu. Hmm. Apple should give you the option to Arrange by Label :thinking: