Hello, I am running Mac/OS Monterey 12.2.1. In the past I used to restore files from time machine by using Finder on the time machine disk to locate the desired file in a backup with the desired date and time and using command+c to copy that file to the clipboard. I then went back to Finder on my Mac Hard Disk and pasted the above file into the correct folder usually choosing the option to replace the existing version of that file. This usually works OK. However I understand that this is not the correct way to restore files from time machine, though I do not understand why not. I have looked up how to restore files from time machine via Google but the suggested methods are not VO friendly. So how can I correctly restore files from time machine using VoiceOver? Many thanks for any tips … Paul Hopewell
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