You can decide which folder you start in when you create a new Finder window or add a new Finder tab. Some locations are mode useful than others. Picking the right location for you can improve your productivity.
Michael: Not that I can think of. Just start a new window and then use the button or keyboard shortcut to take it full screen. But note that if you are currently viewing a full screen window, then use File, New Window, that new window will also be fill screen.
Steve Cox
11 months ago
Thank you. This was very helpful. I just went from a Mac Pro with High Sierra to a new Mac Studio with Sonoma. I had gotten used to my old Mac and was pretty lost in the new one. I will check out your other videos and classes.
Thanks Gary. Great tutorial. Is there any way of automatically forcing a new tab or new window to open in full screen? Thanks Michael
Michael: Not that I can think of. Just start a new window and then use the button or keyboard shortcut to take it full screen. But note that if you are currently viewing a full screen window, then use File, New Window, that new window will also be fill screen.
Thank you. This was very helpful. I just went from a Mac Pro with High Sierra to a new Mac Studio with Sonoma. I had gotten used to my old Mac and was pretty lost in the new one. I will check out your other videos and classes.