Open folder for a given path in Mac OS X
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00:00 Open Folder For A Given Path In Mac Os X
00:30 Accepted Answer Score 144
01:10 Answer 2 Score 36
01:27 Answer 3 Score 7
01:41 Thank you
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 144
Yes, there are. If you are already in Finder you can use one of them:
- In the
Go
menu, chooseGo to Folder…
option - Press ⇧ + ⌘ + G
If you want to do it from Dock - press and hold left mouse on Finder icon and choose Go to Folder…
.
Just paste in modal window your path and press Enter
It will throw an error if the folder does not exist, or the path points to a file. Note also that it opens in your current window, so if you want to Go in a new window you will have to open that window first.
ANSWER 2
Score 36
If you are working at the command line try
$ open <path>
with the bonus that it also opens files in the default application that is set for them.
ANSWER 3
Score 7
If it is a network path, go to finder and click CMD + K then type smb://servername/drive/file