To begin the conversation, Hazel is a file management program that automates various tasks. These tasks are known as “rules,” which a user develops by first, selecting a folder, second, titling, and adding a rule, and finally, setting the criteria the rule will execute. For instance, I have a rule that basically tells my downloads folder to move files that are named with the title “take control,” into a separate sub-folder elsewhere on my HD. Noodle Soft, <http://www.noodlesoft.com/> is the software development company that produces Hazel. Moreover, Hazel can be tried for two weeks until a decision will need to be made to purchase the program for $25. Mac Power Users <http://www.macpowerusers.com/> is a podcast where I first learned about Hazel. This podcast is one I highly recommend because at the minimum, co-hosts David and Katie, along with special guests, offer innovative ideas, methods, and techniques on how to increase one’s productivity with their Apple products. A link to the podcast discussing Hazel and be found here - enjoy.
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