Re: how to type network path on macOS

The Macintosh has "and" an auto-mount daemon with config files. (at least Lion did). Essentially /Network/ is a special point managed by the AMD process that looks for devices with the name you provide as the second argument. If you go to the finder's go to network location, you can type in

RE: how to type network path on macOS

Hello Alex, You know? It’s funny, dealing with network drives has always been my least favorite thing to do in Mac OS. Perhaps, like you, I came from a Windows world where it certainly appears to be a much simpler task when it comes to path description. Be that as it May, Ryan is right

Re: how to type network path on macOS

Hit Command K. Then type //network path. For example if your drive was on 192.168.1.94 and you want to access a folder called mp3 you would type //192.168.1.94/mp3. Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 20, 2016, at 5:45 PM, Alex Hall wrote: > > Hi all, > I just got my hard