Re: a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Michael Marshall
hey ann, thanks for getting back to me. i worked out that last tip from doing it on the web in the bookmarks folders. Michael On 24 Oct 2013, at 1:38 am, Anne Robertson wrote: > To add to this, you can also open folders with Cmd-down arrow then return to > the parent folder with Cmd-up arrow. >

Re: a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Michael Marshall
hey, thanks for these tips. another way i have found is to hit cmd down to open and cmd up to close. only because if i hit cmd o to open and then cmd left bracket to go back i end up at the top of the documents. i can turn off quick nav so i don’t have to interact but then i can’t jump to the bo

Re: a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Anne Robertson
To add to this, you can also open folders with Cmd-down arrow then return to the parent folder with Cmd-up arrow. Cheers, Anne On 23 Oct 2013, at 16:09, Mike Arrigo wrote: > I have not used mavericks yet, but assuming it's similar to mountain lion, > here are a few hints. Press command j to

Re: a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Mike Arrigo
I have not used mavericks yet, but assuming it's similar to mountain lion, here are a few hints. Press command j to open the preferences for list view, this will allow you to choose what columns are displayed. To open a folder, I usually use command o rather than using the right arrow key to ex

Re: a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Michael Marshall
wow! that works. thanks so much Michael On 23 Oct 2013, at 9:46 pm, Anne Robertson wrote: > Hello Michael, > > I always use list view and you don't need to interact with the table. Just > use up and down arrows but turn Quick Nav off. > > Cheers, > > Anne > > > On 23 Oct 2013, at 12:38, Mi

Re: a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Anne Robertson
Hello Michael, I always use list view and you don't need to interact with the table. Just use up and down arrows but turn Quick Nav off. Cheers, Anne On 23 Oct 2013, at 12:38, Michael Marshall wrote: > hey listers, > after using column view for quite some time i have started using list view

a question about list view in finder

2013-10-23 Thread Michael Marshall
hey listers, after using column view for quite some time i have started using list view because it seems to work better in folders with a lot of content. my question is this, is there any way i can get around having to interact with every single folder that i open? it drives me round the bend. i’