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How to delete unwanted folder

Hi.

I just recently bought a MacBook Pro and was trying to familiarise myself until I made a silly move.

I was creating a "My Photos" folder and wanted to drag and drop it onto the desktop. Unfortunately, I must have moved my fingers to fast and dropped the "My Photos" folder in between the +Quick Look+ icon and the +Action Menu+ icon in the Finder. I have tried to drag the folder into the trash and deleting it, but it is still there. So I thought by deleting the "My Photos" folder, I would resolve the problem. However, I'm left with a question mark now.

Can anyone help me?

Here's the link to the print screen image of my problem. It's a little small, but yeah..

Thanks!

MacBook Pro 15.4", Mac OS X (10.6.2)

Posted on Jan 24, 2010 8:52 PM

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Jan 24, 2010 10:02 PM in response to aileent

Open the Finder window and then from the top menu bar under View select Customise Toolbar

Once the drop down customise menu is visible you should be able to drag the unwanted folder icon down/out of the top bar and it will delete it. Click 'Done' to finish.

I just duplicated your same 'problem' here and it made the unwanted (deleted) folder icon vanish.

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Jan 24, 2010 10:55 PM in response to aileent

Ahhhh!

I clearly wasn't paying enough attention! I thought you meant the copy in the folder and didn't even see the copy in the menubar! Obviously distracted by all of those batteries! 😉 (Sorry, aileen. That was an "in joke" for Michael!)

Glad you've got it sorted! Did you use the method that Michael suggested?

Cheers

Rod

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