Copying, Moving Files Finderĭeleting multiple files results in a list of files waiting to be deleted till the first task gets completed. They both accomplish the task they need to, so which one is “better” is largely going to be up to your personal preference. Input - file filter (set 'basic setup', 'file types' to public.The idea behind this post is to explore some of the differences between both File Explorer and Finder and bring out some of the Pros and Cons of each.

I'm not sure how (or where) to load a workflow so have described it below: I already had a workflow to open a folder in Finder (credit to Sam Lu at I have adjusted this and can now open a folder in File Explorer from the Mac OS. that there are some commands that invoke Windows apps from the Mac OS - and that I thought they might be usable.Īnyway, I have taken a little while to get back to you as I have been tinkering. that the User Interface of both OS apps is quite similar, and 2. I was providing the information to show 1. It just shows how easy it is to misinterpret the written word - being able to see someone, and listen to their voice makes such a difference when trying to communication these types of concepts. When searching for a folder though, there seems to be preset code that launches Finder when I select a folder.ĭoes this help? Do I still need to contact Parallels?ĭear and thanks for your replies. ie - I can open either Mac or Windows apps using Alfred. Please note that if I type Finder, Finder is the first option in the results if I type Explorer, File Explorer is the first option in the list. I'm hoping I can do similar steps but have the choice whether Finder or File Explorer opens (or use a keyword in the Alfred command OR something else?) For example - if I launch Alfred, type Outlook, a window for Outlook opens).Īt the moment I do the following to open a folder:Īlfred shows me a list of results (the first item is the folder 'banks')Ī Finder window opens showing the contents of my folder 'banks'

I always work in the MacOS side Windows is operating in coherence mode (so any Windows software has its own window on the Mac desktop and looks like a Mac app. I just want to make sure we mean the same thing.

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