Force Your Mac to Sort Folders on Top of Files (Windows Style)

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Published on Wed, 29 Jun 2011 12:00:00 +0000 Indexed on 2011/06/29 16:25 UTC
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Mac Folders

Even die-hard Mac converts have their issues with Mac OS, and one of those problems is that OS X lists folders mixed in with all other files. Here’s how to fix that in under five minutes with a clever hack.

You know you’ve had that issue. You’ve dug through your files looking for that one elusive folder, and because it’s jumbled in with all the other stuff, it’s more or less impossible to find. Have no fear, with no downloads or silly plug-in software, you can finally make Mac OS behave like Windows and Linux and list those folders in the proper order.


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