I have not found a way to even find the file path in High Sierra. In Mavericks it is simple. Would have hoped to avoid any scripting or other complicated way. My goal: To select a file in Finder, then hit a Keyboard trigger + having the file path pasted into Textedit or into a named clipboard.

[image] KM_Fan_1968: This is what i wanted. Hey Saimen, Here you go: Finder -- Selected File Paths to TextEdit v1.00.kmmacros (6.7 KB) [image] Keep in mind too that ⌘⌥C will copy selected file paths in the Finder. -Chris

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How to paste the File Path into TextEdit or named Clipboard Via a macro in Osx High Sierra?

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