If you enjoy this article and other information provided here at Maciverse.com, be sure to keep up with the latest Mac hints, tips, and more by following us on twitter @Maciverse or by subscribing to our feed.
Apple enhanced their Finder navigation with OS X 10.5 Leopard. They added new icons, made network navigation easier, and added Cover flow. All these additions have made Finder much more easier to navigate and use but sometimes you still want to add that custom touch to finding and launching applications or files.
Luckily adding apps, folders, or files to Finder’s Sidebar is quick and easy. To Add an application, file, or folder to Finder’s Sidebar:
- Find the Folder, Application or File you’d like to add to the Finder Side Bar
- Select the Folder, Application or File and press command + t (Or select Add to Sidebar under File on the File menu)
- Additionally, you can select the item in Finder and drag and drop it to the sidebar under Places in between or below the places already listed.
To remove an item from the Finder Sidebar, click and hold, then drag and drop out of finder.
Related posts:
- Open .rar Files on a Mac
- Quick Tip: Change Your Icons
- Quick Tip: Imported LinkedIn Contacts to Address Book
- Quick Tip: Remove Duplicate Songs from iTunes
- Quick Tip: iChat Theater