Where is finder?

Two ways to get Finder in the front:

1) Click anywhere on the Desktop.
2) Click Finder's Dock icon.

The Finder application itself lives in /System/Library/CoreServices.

Having said that, though, I'm not sure mouse settings can be configured to have a special behaviour only for Finder. What exactly are you wishing to accomplish?

Having said that, though, I'm not sure mouse settings can be configured to have a special behaviour only for Finder. What exactly are you wishing to accomplish?

With other mouse drivers such as Logitech and Microsoft, you can do this and is what I expect he is asking.

The Finder isn't so much an individual application (like iPhoto for example) as much as it is a front-end for your system. Therefore it cannot be accessed like another application could.

I believe you wish to adjust some system preferences/control panel access? This can be accessed at any time by your Apple menu at the top left of your menu bar. Select the Apple logo and a drop-down menu appears. Select System Preferences from that menu and the System Preferences window appears. Often times this can also be accessed via your Launch Bar. It's the icon that looks like a box with silver gears in it (in Leopard) or sort of like a white light switch with a grey Apple logo (in earlier versions of OS X).

Good luck!

It's the firs one the the left side of the dock, it is always on.


Ray

Okay, well I already answered that in my original post. Finder.app resides in /System/Library/CoreServices/.

Ian,

If you want to customize mouse buttons for specific applications (Finder included), I recommend you purchase a Kensington mouse, and use their "MouseWorks" software.

Scott

As he mentioned, Finder is located at /System/Library/CoreServices/
You should be able to set it up with LCC. I've done it, works great.