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Hoyeru

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May 5, 2013
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Got an olde Macbook Pro running OS X Lion. I'm brand new to Macs so I don't know anything so take it easy on me. I want to set up Firefox properly the way I like it with FILE, EDIT, etc showing. In Windoze, I use the right mouse button of course. On this Firefox I cannot even find the Options set up.
Also, how do I make a folder on the harddrive or inside one of the User folders? Any help will be appreciated.
 
This may seem obvious but I remember I used to not know where to find file and stuff because they were never where they were for Windows OS. They're always at the very top of the screen, seperate from the actual window. I sometimes still forget this and can't find file and edit etc because they're not on the window, haha. Just always look at the very top and unless your in full screen mode whatever program is selected will show it's "File" "Edit" "View" "History" buttons.

To make a new folder, go into the folder you want by clicking the "finder" (should be the first emblem in the bottom dock) and then click the thing that looks like a cog (gear) looking thing, and select "New Folder"

You can also go to the desktop, click the desktop, click "Go" and navigate to the desired folder.
 
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