A neat trick to navigate with Finder
September 7th, 2006 by Ross McKillop |
Print This Post
One of my former co-workers taught me this neat trick - while using OS X’s Finder, move your mouse cursor over the “title” of the current folder you’re viewing
Hold down the Apple Key and click the title - the whole path is revealed and you can jump to a folder by selecting it.
![[del.icio.us]](http://images.del.icio.us/static/img/delicious.small.gif){kind=small}
2 Responses to “A neat trick to navigate with Finder”
By MacUser on Sep 27, 2006 | Reply
It’s neat to know that (I didn’t) but I doubt I would ever use it. I might use if, if I had a finder window which the destination wasn’t known to me. That rarely happens so I just push ? + ^
By Ross on Sep 27, 2006 | Reply
MacUser - I agree 100%
I posted it after someone showed me, and my exact reaction was “pretty cool, but I’ll never use it”. And in truth I don’t. But I really like finding ‘little things’ like this in OS X. In fact one of the reasons I like OS X so much is that you can use it for ages and STILL find little things like this all the time.