OK, so I kind of have gotten the hang of this, but I'm a little confused in
Mavericks after I tag a file or folder how I then search for files just with
those tags. I have a folder inside my home directory called internet radio,
and in here, I have about 50 different internet streams of different genres.
So, I tagged a few of them as pop, a few as country, so on. The issue is,
when I go into my side bar in the Finder, and scroll down to tags and expand
it, I see for example, country. The problem is that once country is
selected for example, if I then go down and interact with the file browser,
it shows the entire internet radio streams folder. OK, granted, if I then
open up that folder, I then only see the correctly tagged files, but
somehow, I gather it's not supposed to do that. It's only supposed to show
the rellavent files, not the entire folders that they're in. I would think
you'd have to get info on the file/folder with command+I to figure that
stuff out... Am I wrong? I almost wonder if it would be better to go into
spotlight with command+Space, then type in the name of the tag.
What is you all's best suggestion to get this to work quicly and
effectively?
Chris.
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