Thanks Esther and Paul. That does it!
Johnny
On Sep 1, 2011, at 8:16 AM, Esther wrote:
> Hello Johnny and Paul,
>
> Paul is correct that you can turn on viewing of file extensions in the Finder
> preferences menu. In FInder, first bring up the Preferences menu with
> Command+comma. Then nav
Should also note that OSX won't prevent you from putting in any file you
want in the Appllications folder. While it might not make sense to drop
a PDF or whatever in there, you can do it.
Not sure why copy paste was not working for you. I opened the
applications folder with Command-shift-a. If
Hello Johnny and Paul,
Paul is correct that you can turn on viewing of file extensions in the Finder
preferences menu. In FInder, first bring up the Preferences menu with
Command+comma. Then navigate to the "Advanced" pane in the FInder Toolbar of
the Preferences menu. You can either interact
Johny Angel,
You can turn on extensions in the finder presences. In finder, press vo comma.
On Aug 31, 2011, at 11:05 PM, Johnny Angel! wrote:
> Hi Simon and all,
>
> Well I am still having trouble placing the VLC application into the
> applications folder. After cmd downarrowingon the VLC fold
Hi Simon and all,
Well I am still having trouble placing the VLC application into the
applications folder. After cmd downarrowingon the VLC folder on my desktop,
there is a file called VLC application. This file will not be copied into the
applications folder. Someone on the list posted a sh
Simon,
Thank you very much. You are a wonderful help to the list!
I will certainly follow your instructions here.
Thanks!
johnny
On Aug 31, 2011, at 4:04 PM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Please do not feel offended by these basic questions but make sure, when
> copying n applicatio
Hello,
Please do not feel offended by these basic questions but make sure, when
copying n application from the downloads folder, that it has the extension .app
after its name. Then - and I think only then - will the application be pasted
into your application folder. If - once you have located
Chris,
Thanks so much for this!
Everything went smoothly except for copying the program into my applications
folder. Vo reports the copy process with a command C, but after then going to
the applications folder, command V does nothing, Vo is silent, and nothing is
copied. Any ideas on this l
Assuming you haven't changed any preferences, the downloaded files
should be in your Downloads folder. Downloads folder can be found a
number of ways but one quick way is in your dock which is VO-D. Then do
a VO-Shift-M for the contextual menu and choose open Donwloads by
hitting the up arrow o
