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#Create a folder on word for mac Pc#

In renaming One Icon and or Folder, which I know is way of life for PC and Mac users and a necessity, you can do it a few ways, One: Pick the file or folder you want by Left Clicking it and Highlighting it and then hit: enter/Return and then rename it. Once you are there, merely navigate down on each window to: Name & Extension and then rename them there.

Holding down the Left Clicker of your mouse drag all in the middle of each Icon what you want to choose and once you have done that, then Right Click on any Icon and choose: Get Info and each and every folder will then open up in a small description view window.

#Create a folder on word for mac software#

In regards to original question and poster, I can definitely see the need for choosing multiple files and or folders to move, copy, or delete, yet i just have Never had the Need to rename multiple files or folders at the same time and i believe that there are many that will attest to that as well, yet on the other hand I am firm believer in: If everyone was Plumbers, then we would not Electricians, as each and everyone has there own wants and needs, yet in this world of ours: Majority Always Rules, and Apple just did not see or hear of any Great Need to rename multiple files and or folders in their software as a A Shortcut and I emphasize Shortcut because the following is a way to do what you want:

#Create a folder on word for mac upgrade#

I am a New Switcher and I would like to first say, I have been using PC’s for quite some time and I taught myself everything that I believe was needed to not only navigate and execute through them and softwares, as well as repair and upgrade them hardware wise as well, and I just decided recently, through many times just hemming and Horning, to make the Switch to Mac and have only dabbed into and around it for just about 1 week now, and let me just finish up in saying, “I Will Never Go Back.” It far Superior to PC’s in Every Single aspect imaginable and I just suggest to anyone who is or was on the fence as I, just be Patient and Learn it, through Great forums such as this and search engines.

#Create a folder on word for mac mac os#

I realize this may appear as pretty rudimentary stuff to many of our more advanced readers, but two recent switchers have asked me this question so surely they can’t be alone in wondering, both were trying to do the Windows right-click -> rename method which is sure to cause some confusion in Mac OS X. This is all the more important if you have file extensions visible in the Mac Finder, because it becomes easier to rename them. Generally speaking, you should leave the file extension the same.

txt, etc) can effect the behavior of that file and how applications respond to it. Mv oldfilename newfilename A note on renaming files, and file extensions:ĭo be aware when renaming certain files that changing the file extension (.jpg or. To do this from the command line, type the following syntax replacing with your files and filenames as desired: The command line is a bit more advanced, but you can also rename any file or directory via the Terminal. Advanced Method 4: Rename a file or folder via command line This works great, but it’s only available to the newest versions of OS X. If you right-click (or control+click) on a file name in the Finder of modern versions of OS X, you can choose a “Rename” option to rename a specific file, or use it to rename multiple files at a time if multiple files are selected. Method 3: Using right-click and choosing “Rename” from the menu Type in the new name, then hit return or click away with the mouse cursor to set the change. Super simple and done through the Finder, here’s what you want to do: after you have selected the icon, click on the actual filename text and hover for a moment with the mouse cursor, you’ll see the text highlight which indicates that you can then rename the item. Method 2: Rename a file or folder by selecting it and clicking on the filename with your cursor This is quick and simple, and likely the most traditional method of renaming on the Mac. Just click on the icon of the file/folder from the OS X Finder, and then hit the return key, then type in the new name. Method 1: Rename a file or folder by selecting it and hitting the ‘return’ key