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Moving Selected Files in the OS X Finder to a New Folder

Started by That Kid from Omaha · 10 months ago

I’ve had a recurring problem for years in Mac OS X.
Whenever I need to do a backup, I find myself repeating a pattern. I select a series of files and folders, and then check their total file size via the Finder’s Inspector palette (Cmd-Option-I) to see how close tha ... Continue reading »

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dr. ob
1 year ago

Yeah. Nerds of the 5th plateau have no idea what you're talking about.

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Isaac Z. Schlueter
1 year ago

Have you checked out On My Command? OMC has a plugin called "Copy to..." which can be tied to the right-click menu, and brings up the finder window where you can click "new folder" to create a new folder.

Search for "onmycommand" and you should find it straightaway.

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annie lausier
1 year ago

Are you against opening a new Finder window? That's how I always do it - select files, open new Finder window, create new folder in the second Finder window, and then drag the still-highlighted files from the first Finder window to the second.

Unfortunately the new Finder window always opens up in the default directory - which you can set...but there's no "last used directory" option or anything.

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