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OS X Workflow: Save a Click When Using Stacks

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We all love those little tips that save us a click or two, and I’ve got another one for you. For those of you on a Mac, you might remember how I showed you a faster way to install Photoshop brushes. This little click saver is pretty much the same thing. Details after the jump.

OS X Workflow: Save a Click When Using Stacks

Before I begin, yes, I’m one of those “side dock guys,” it’s just what I prefer. Anyway, If you’re like me, you like to keep your desktop tidy and as clutter-free as possible. I didn’t like Stacks when they first arrived with Leopard, but now that we have list view, I find them much more useful.

When you use stacks, you might want to use the “Open in Finder” option to navigate directly to your folder in order to drag/copy files, or whatever. I do all the time.

OS X Workflow: Save a Click When Using Stacks

If you want to save a click, just Command + Click on the Stack itself, and Finder will automatically open your Stack for you to browse! That’s it!

OS X Workflow: Save a Click When Using Stacks

Gotta love saving a click. They really do add up over time ;)

OS X Workflow: Save a Click When Using Stacks

Please read our Terms of Use before downloading or using our files. All textures or downloadable files on Bittbox.com are free for personal use. For commercial use we require a unrestricted usage fee of $9.99 per file. If there are multiple files please update the quantity to the number you wish to use. Payment can be submitted via paypal below.
Jay Hilgert
Formally trained at Oklahoma State, Jay Hilgert is a graphic and web designer, font designer (Link), software developer (Brush Pilot™), and the founder of BittBox.