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When I activate the "Move to ..." function is there a way I can quickly direct to a PARTICULAR Folder - I know the Folder Name.
I have a VERY large Folder "tree" and also Sub Folders within folders.
Sometimes I note that I might get prompted to a recently selected Folder but not always.
I appreciate I can type in an alpha character to prompt for a Folder but with the very large Folder/Sub Folder structure this does not work well.
Thanks
KevOZ
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 12.6
KevMurray1950 wrote:
When I activate the "Move to ..." function is there a way I can quickly direct to a PARTICULAR Folder - I know the Folder Name.
I have a VERY large Folder "tree" and also Sub Folders within folders.
Sometimes I note that I might get prompted to a recently selected Folder but not always.
I appreciate I can type in an alpha character to prompt for a Folder but with the very large Folder/Sub Folder structure this does not work well.
Thanks
KevOZ
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KevMurray1950 wrote:
When I activate the "Move to ..." function is there a way I can quickly direct to a PARTICULAR Folder - I know the Folder Name.
I have a VERY large Folder "tree" and also Sub Folders within folders.
Sometimes I note that I might get prompted to a recently selected Folder but not always.
I appreciate I can type in an alpha character to prompt for a Folder but with the very large Folder/Sub Folder structure this does not work well.
Thanks
KevOZ
you can file a bug report /submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple
you can always Customer Support (800) MY–APPLE (800–692–7753)
or on line Apple Support
Outside the USA—Contact Apple for support and service by phone
See a list of Apple phone numbers around the world.
Contact Apple for support and service - Apple Support
You can drag the message into the mailbox list. I don't know if that would be faster than trying to find it in a dropdown menu.
The mailbox list works with Spring Loaded folders, so even if the subfolders are closed, hovering over the top folder will open it revealing the subfolders.
Thanks Barney.
I actually do often do what you suggest, however I have probably more than 500 Folders/Sub Folders.
One work around technique I do use is to add triple "aaa" to the front of Folders that I am often currently using, and in addition Numbers at the front of Folder Names.
This discussion has prompted me to look at the "Archiving" techniques/procedures available now.
I have never done this in the past - it probably could be very beneficial.
If aware of a good article could you post the link.
Thanks again.
Kev
Thanks Leroy. I will do that.
I have copied here a response to xxx who also replied to me.
Thanks Barney.
I actually do often do what you suggest (dragging to folders rather than drop down), however I have probably more than 500 Folders/Sub Folders.
One work around technique I do use is to add triple "aaa" to the front of Folders that I am often currently using, and in addition Numbers at the front of Folder Names.
This discussion has prompted me to look at the "Archiving" techniques/procedures available now.
I have never done this in the past - it probably could be very beneficial.
If aware of a good article could you post the link.
Thanks again.
Kev
Moving Mac Mail
