copying file path on mac
copying file path on mac
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- Claymantis
Seems like a huge hassle....
Is there are simple way of doing this on a mac?
PC has it figured out.Thanks
- monospaced0
Just get info and copy from the "Where:" info.
- Super simple.monospaced
- How is this done on a PC?monospaced
- its in the path bar.. like a url on your web browser
mantrakid - right click on address bar on PC - even easierfadein11
- Doesn't work in XP the way you describe. In fact, I still can't get the file pathsmonospaced
- change your folder view options and make the path visible in XPfadein11
- how do I change the folder view options? this doesn't seem easier in any way yetmonospaced
- huh, figured it out, but this was decidedly more complicated than on a mac, in my opinionmonospaced
- you've got a weird setup - always been easy to dofadein11
- yawn. another macs better than windows boreathon. yawn zzzzzfadein11
- no it's not, fadein, not at all. And my setup, it's not weird, it's default.monospaced
- lol@xp and he criticises windows... perhaps use an os that isnt antiquefadein11
- fadein, you fucknut, did it ever cross your idiot mind that it's not up to me?monospaced
- fooler0
⌘i + ⌘c + ⌘v or there is an extension called Path Snagger
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac…
- Claymantis0
i've tired the get info -- it wont let me copy the path
- sure it will!monospaced
- tire it again, should workmoldero
- i_monk0
I can copy and paste the path next to Where: just fine. Maybe your mouse is broken. Hope you got Apple Care.
- maybe your just ignorantClaymantis
- Maybe you're stupid.i_monk
- Nice buddy. Your really helpful.Claymantis
- My really helpful what?i_monk
- yea yea - eat shit bud.Claymantis
- hahagoldieboy
- jaylarson0
In finder, CMD+SHIFT+G. Drag file onto form field.
- need two finder windowsdrgs
- wont let me drag onto the form field
Claymantis
- jaylarson0
In finder, CMD+SHIFT+G. Drag file onto form field.
- fiver0
this thread has a little bit of everything...
- Gucci0
Hm. I've always wondered this myself. I can copy from "where" in get info. Problem is that it doesn't present itself as a link. PathSnagger likely does it.