When you use your Mac, there's often more than one way to accomplish a task. This also applies to the Finder, and we'll show you how!
Finder is a complex search tool that, when you understand it more, you can really make it work for you. We've got some tips for customizing your view to your personal needs.
Did you know the Finder windows on your Mac can be customized to your liking and specifications? Here's how!
Learn how to take control of the Finder on that shiny new Mac.
You can use Finder in Time Machine to find older files to restore. If you know how to use Finder, you're nearly there!
Believe it or not, it used to be a real pain to batch-rename files on Mac. Times have changed and so have the names of those 15 files.
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between.
There are things we all take for granted, because we see them so often. One of those is the toolbar that graces every open window in OS X's Finder. Did you know the Finder toolbar is customizable? Here's how. Here's the OS X Yosemite Finder toolbar in its unadulterated default glory. Four buttons determine your view mode; an Arrange button lets you sort what you're viewing; the...
We've already talked about how to set up and start using Finder Tags in OS X Mavericks, but what about documents that aren't stored on your computer, but in iCloud instead? It's just as easy to apply Finder Tags to new and existing iCloud documents too. Here's how:
We've been getting a lot of questions in regards to Finder Tags in OS X Mavericks. How do they work? Are they really different than Labels in previous versions of OS X? What is the best way to use them? How can they fit into my existing workflow? To answer these questions, check out the video above and then follow along for my top tips for managing and using Finder Tags in OS X...