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comparable finderpop contextual menu
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As a mac user since 1985 I can assure you that 1) I have never needed file paths on the Mac outside software development, and 2) it is possible to be awfully efficient without them - on the Mac. So there really is no need to copy and paste file paths. Pages and iMovie does this, Flickr Uploader, blogging apps like MarsEdit, etc. Apps these days usually have a separate Media browser that let you access your iPhoto albums (or iTunes library as the case may be) for the purpose of getting your media. Either to a folder, to copy it, or even to a file open dialog box. You can also Command+Shift+G in these dialogs to type a path.ĭragging the photo directly from iPhoto to wherever you want it will do the trick. You can drag any file or folder into an Open or Save dialog, and the dialog will jump to that file's path. You can Command + Double-click on any part of the path bar, and it will open that path in a new Finder window. If the path bar isn't visible in Finder, select View -> Show Path Bar from the menu. Use "Command + Shift + G" to go to a folder or URL in Finder. Right-click any file or folder in a Finder window, and select "Copy Path" from the menu. Save the Automator document as, say, "Copy Path" Set pathList to (POSIX path of (anItem as alias)) Select Library->Utilities from the left-hand list, then drag the Run Applescript item into the documentĮnter the following Applescript: on run

comparable finderpop contextual menu

Open Automator, then choose the "Service" templateĪt the top of the document select the following options: Service receives selected Files or Folders in Finder This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc.Ĭreate an Automator Service to copy a file's path:

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#COMPARABLE FINDERPOP CONTEXTUAL MENU UPGRADE#

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Comparable finderpop contextual menu