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MacMost Now 868: All My Files
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Check out MacMost Now 868: All My Files at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
"All my files" does not appear to be available in 10.6.8.
Is it only available on lion or mountain lion?
Thanks
Right. At 0:09 I say "Starting with Lion..."
Very useful info, as always Gary.
I just upgraded to 10.8 from 10.6 and have been thrown by many of the new layouts and appearance issues. Searching and the various layout/sorting options have been particularly vexing.
Thanx for steering me to All My Files, which I hadn't even noticed!
Very good! I can now see an image of what's in the pdf's that I have scanned.
This covers exactly what I have needed to know. Thank you, Gary, for the really very helpful stuff you put out there for us. It is greatly appreciated.
This was great very useful, for all my different subjects now being itemised for easy reference Thank you
Thanks so much Gary. I could never see the point of All My Files and now it makes perfect sense.
This finally seems to solve my search problems Gary! I find Spotlight to be rather useless - maybe I'm using it wrong but can hardly ever find anything I'm looking for with it. Your ability to provide guidance of things simple AND complex is very useful indeed.
Can I delete the files in "All My Files" and still retain them in their root folders? The "All My Files" folder/application only includes a portion of my database, and are certainly not all my files. My start-up disk is full and I am trying to liberate space.
Thanks!
No. Think of All My Files as a search for "all." It is not a copy of the file, it IS the file. So if you delete it, it will be gone.