Comments on: OS X Finder tutorial and customizations (Part 6) http://osxhelp.com/os-x-finder-tutorial-and-customizations-part-6/ Insanely Simple Tutorials for the First Time Macintosh User Fri, 25 Jul 2008 01:15:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Scott Haneda http://osxhelp.com/os-x-finder-tutorial-and-customizations-part-6/#comment-145 Scott Haneda Sun, 03 Feb 2008 17:25:01 +0000 http://osxhelp.com/os-x-finder-tutorial-and-customizations-part-6/#comment-145 @Michael I should really clarify this, and I will do so now, it actually depends on your settings. I prefer to have finder windows always open in a new window, which means that almost all the time, I never get a back or forward button. As a note to our readers, I am going to edit the post to clarify this, which may make Michael's reply seem out of no where, but in fact, he was spot on. Thanks Michael. @Michael

I should really clarify this, and I will do so now, it actually depends on your settings. I prefer to have finder windows always open in a new window, which means that almost all the time, I never get a back or forward button.

As a note to our readers, I am going to edit the post to clarify this, which may make Michael’s reply seem out of no where, but in fact, he was spot on. Thanks Michael.

]]> By: Michael http://osxhelp.com/os-x-finder-tutorial-and-customizations-part-6/#comment-144 Michael Sun, 03 Feb 2008 17:15:00 +0000 http://osxhelp.com/os-x-finder-tutorial-and-customizations-part-6/#comment-144 it is not quite true that the "Back" and "Forward" button only work in column view. it also works in all the other views it is not quite true that the “Back” and “Forward” button only work in column view. it also works in all the other views

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