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Hello,
High Sierra
When you single click a file icon on the desktop, Finder highlights its name and, after a while, allows you to click on it and edit it.
I seem to remember that a long time ago there was a Finder parameter that would allow you to expand or shorten the delay between clicking a file icon and being allowed to edit its name.
Does this parameter still exist and if yes do you happen to know how to access it ?
Thanks !
If there was such a thing I don't remember it but all you have to do is select the file then click on its name. No delay.
If there was such a thing I don't remember it but all you have to do is select the file then click on its name. No delay.
No idea about the preference setting, but you can just hit return and edit the name immediately.
Thanks !
You're welcome.
Finder - change delay to edit file name
