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Is there a way two open two Finder windows with one click, or by default?
Most times when I am opeing the finder window, I need to open two, as that is how I move files around.
Thanks for reading and responding!
Would this help?
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/open-folders-finder-tabs-windows-mac-mchlp1032/mac
Or, while in the Finder just hit Command-N twice. That's pretty easy.
Or hit Command-N then Command-T for a second tab.
You could probably make a short cut but I think that's more trouble than it's worth.
😉
Would this help?
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/open-folders-finder-tabs-windows-mac-mchlp1032/mac
Or, while in the Finder just hit Command-N twice. That's pretty easy.
Or hit Command-N then Command-T for a second tab.
You could probably make a short cut but I think that's more trouble than it's worth.
😉
Well don’t be embarrassed. I hadn’t thought of it until you asked. I do the same thing (open 2 windows for the same reason; I just usually have two open. 🙂
You do know about Command- Tab?
Been using Macs since the SE30 and my son taught me that.
I’m curious about your avatar.
Command N twice is excellent!
I am slightly embarrased, but it was nice to have a connection with another. Thanks!
Oh yeah Command Tab - That's cool too! That avatar, if you mean picture is from an old version of Logic, I had a SE30! An entire Operating system on a Floppy Disk!
Ah, still doing Logic?? I do live sound reinforcement and live recordings, or at least I use to, back when such things were still happening. Fortunately not the only thing I do. 🙂
I have an iCloud question...
I will ask it in the ICloud forum
Is there a way two open two Finder windows with one click, or by default?
