Now you’re seeing all the icons of this type click Show Less to return to the single-row effect.) (If you’d rather not have to scroll, click the tiny Show All button that appears at the right end of each row. Use a two-finger scroll (trackpad) or a one-finger slide (Magic Mouse) to move through the horizontal list. In icon view-the factory setting-each class of icons appears in a single scrolling row. When you first open All My Files, it has your files grouped by type: Contacts, Events & To Dos, Images, PDF Documents, Music, Movies, Presentations, Spreadsheets, Developer (which lists HTML Web-site files and Xcode programming files), and Documents (meaning “everything else”). This section lists all of your Finder tags (color-coded keywords). (Your main hard drive doesn’t usually appear here, but you can drag it here.) The removable ones (like CDs, DVDs, i-gadgets) bear a little gray logo, which you can click to eject that disk. This section lists every storage device connected to, or installed inside, your Mac: hard drives, iPhones, iPads, iPods, CDs, DVDs, memory cards, USB flash drives, and so on. Here’s a complete list of the other computers on your network whose owners have turned on File Sharing, ready for access (see Chapter 15 for details).ĭevices.
Here, too, you’ll find the icons for two recent Mac features: All My Files (see the box on the facing page) and AirDrop, the instant-file-sharing feature described on AirDrop. And if you click the icon of a file or a program, it opens. For example, click the Applications icon to view the contents of your Applications folder in the main part of the window. You can stock this list with the icons of disks, files, programs, folders, and the virtual, self-updating folders called saved searches.Įach icon is a shortcut. This primary section of the Sidebar is the place to stash things for easy access.
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