I have a Macbook and create a lot of documents on pages and keynote. I come from a windows environment where I could save similar topics under specific folders. I don't see anything on my Mac. Is there such a feature?
MacBook Air (13-inch, Early 2014), iOS 8.2
Its exactly the same, make a folder, save files in it. What is not working for you?
Its exactly the same, make a folder, save files in it. What is not working for you?
I am a new user - more used to the windows world, so was looking for commands that were more obvious.
Open Finder, go to the File menu and select 'New Folder' then name it as you wish.
Then point the apps (Pages, Keynote) to the New Folder when Saving or just use the default ~/Documents folder.
Sorry - I think I should have picked another community. I haven't installed windows on my Mac so am in an all-Mac environment - and it doesn't have the windows commands.
Nobody has mentioned anything about Windows. All this is on Mac.
Finder is the little white and blue happy face on your dock.
When you double click on that you'll get a window much like Windows Explorer. If you click on Documents, and then on New Folder in the File Menu at the top of the screen, you can create a new folder just like you can on Windows.
Where exactly are you getting stuck?
Exactly what "commands" are you looking for?
Finder is the Mac equivalent of Windows Explorer. They operate very similarly. Enough so, the you should be able to figure out how to manage the file system with very little trouble if you can already do so on Windows.
This is great - thanks very much. This gives me the information I need.
How do I organize my pages files into folders like I can on windows?
