How Mac displays file paths

Open any Finder window and click on the Show menu at the top.

2.There's a menu item called Show Pathbar.

3.Just tick it off.

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There are a large number of excellent apps in the App Store that comes with Mac, which can basically meet the needs of work and entertainment. If you don't have the app you want in the App Store, you can also do it online**, the method is similar to Windows, **After installation, the user will generally be asked to drag the app into the app (as shown below), and then you can see the installed app in the Launchpad. **Please go to the official website of the software**, macOS and Windows will be the same virus.

Select Show Profile in the Finder by as:

finder window - select (highlight) a file - file - show introduction or. Finder window - select (highlight) a file - after command+i, in the introduction window that opens, under the General column, look at the location, which is the path.

If you're taking a path to an item, enter the filename (including the extension) for the file after the path.

1. Select a file in the finder window to display the introduction.

2. Then press Command+I, in the introduction window that opens, under the General column, check the Location, which is the path.

3. If you want to go to a project through the path, please enter the file name of this file including the extension after this path.

On Mac OS X, you can use the terminal to view the folder path.

Tutorials: 1Go to the Launchpad panel and select Terminal.

2.Find the folder where you want to view the path, right-click, and select Copy.

3.Go to Terminal, right-click, and select Paste.

4.View the folder path.

1. Select a file, right-click, and select [Show Introduction].

2. In the display introduction, you can view the absolute path of the specific file by [General-> Location].

Mac displays the folder path.

Terminal commands. 1. Show path: defaults write fxshowposixpathintitle -bool true; killall finder

2. Hide Path: defaults delete fxshowposixpathintitle; killall finder

Method steps.

First we click on Finder on the Human taskbar

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Find the file you want to find the path to on the Finder, it doesn't matter how deep the folder level is.

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Then we right-click on the file and click on 'Show Introduction' on the right-click menu

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The introductory information window opens, and here we can see that there is a 'location' message, but the path hierarchy shown here is separated by a right arrow.

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It doesn't matter if it's separated by arrows, we use the mouse to select the line of information, then right-click and select 'Copy', or directly command+c.

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Once copied, open a document, or anywhere you can enter information, right-click, select Paste, or Command+V.

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Finally, we can see that the standard file path has been successfully copied, which is the directory path where our file is located.

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option＋command＋p

The folder path will appear at the bottom of the folder.

Disable the display and press "Option Command P".

Right-click a file or folder and select Show Info

Find the location in the pop-up window, which is the path.