I have updated my MacOs to the High Sierra.
I have not been able to find the folder "users" example like this folder [/Users/Arjuna/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media]
Help me Please,
Regards,
Doddy
MacBook Pro
Hi,
In Finder Preferences / General / Show these items on the desktop, check Hard disks.
Then when you double click on the Macintosh HD (or whatever you have named it) you will find the Users folder in there.
Hi,
In Finder Preferences / General / Show these items on the desktop, check Hard disks.
Then when you double click on the Macintosh HD (or whatever you have named it) you will find the Users folder in there.
Click on finder , take cursor on top menu bar click on Go > Home > Music > iTunes > iTunes media .
Hi, Thomas Bauer.
thank you very much, exactly, I follow your steps. And I found it. I want to bring up the home logo / Logo of the House (user logo). and done. "finder Preferences" it was very easy. 🙂
Thanks Thomas
Cheers, Doddy
Thanks you so much Tygb...
cheers, Doddy 🙂
Thank You so Much for the steps Cunlla 🙂
cheers ,
Doddy
Welcome !
Hi, Doddy Yulihartanto,
your question is not quite clear. In principle you should be logged into your Mac as a user, say "Arjuna". open a new finder-window. It should show you a folder of the user "Arjuna"; probably the Desktop, or the homedirectory. From the menu "Finder->Preferences-> SideBar, you can select which folders are shown, eg. "Music". This is the Music-folder of user "Arjuna".
As user "Arjuna" you cannot see the folders of user "Bjanu" or so ...
Tell me if this helps, or give more details to your question.
Cheers, thomas
How to bring up "user" folders in MacOs High Sierra
