I am trying to use the new move function. What I would like to do is select one or multiple files in Finder by selecting from a list of buttons I want to move the file to Pre-selected folder. I looked at the online users guide, and all I can find is all examples of how to move a file, but can’t figure it out. Can somebody point me in the right direction on how I can accomplish this
Notice that if you format a favourite folder path as below, the string after the double-underscore will be the name visible in the list prompt. Otherwise, you'll just see the folder name as it exists.
Hi again. Ok. What is the best way to add additional folders to move. I created a folder on my desktop TEST. Using Path Finder I got the UNIX path, which is showing as:
/Users/username/Desktop/TEST and add It to the list in a similar format, using
~/Users/username/Desktop/TEST, the list is not showing any of the folders. What am I doing wrong?
OK. That is now showing the list. When I add a folder to the list and use it, I am getting the following error: (I added this to the list:
/Users/username/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/@@@Downloads All
If i use the name "test" as the folder name, it works. I use @@@ in the beginning of the folder names to put them on the top of the folder list. You think thats the issue?
I did that. It is reading this: For example,
/Users/muratkilci/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~CloudDocs/Digital Assets
Still not recognizing it. You think the space between the last 2 words at the end is the issue? (Digital Assets). Digital (SPACE) Assets
OK. i tried this. Still not working after removing the space.
It works here for my ...CloudDocs/Downloads folder. I'm assuming the folder does appear in the prompt but the file move fails. Is that correct? I can't think why this might be failing, as I can't replicate the issue.
It works completely? In that case, I'm stumped as to why it doesn't work for your cloud folders.