This operating system is really frustrating me, first you cannot make use of Front Row and now I cannot figure out how to show hidden files on Mac OS X Lion.
This operating system is really frustrating me, first you cannot make use of Front Row and now I cannot figure out how to show hidden files on Mac OS X Lion.
Open terminal and type
Code:TRUE defaults write AppleShowAllFiles com.apple.finder And relaunch the browser now writing Killall Finder Done
I did the following in the terminal to display / Library published a nice person somewhere. If you know the name of the file, this should work for any hidden file.
I do not observe this function within the software, simply program all hidden files. What I want is to observe some of them as my css js that are hidden. I do not want to see everyone as DS Store . Finally I just want to develop the website and I think cs and js are some of the most important, why hide them?
However, the solution can be enabled or disabled using the file extension appears to be more natural if you want to hide any file that way and simplify the way to recovery. Anyway, we all make lists based on the open file extension you are.
Upon entering "defaults write AppleShowAllFiles com.apple.finder TRUE," followed by "killall Finder" in the terminal, compared to pressing a few buttons in TinkerTool, I imagine not.
Can also make use of an apple script saved as an Application.
Code:set answer to the button returned of (display dialog ("Finder Hidden Files:") buttons {"Show", "Hide", "Cancel"} with icon caution default button 3 with title "Finder Hidden Files") if answer is "Show" then tell application "Finder" to quit do shell script "defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles 1" delay 2 tell application "Finder" to run else tell application "Finder" to quit do shell script "defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles 0" delay 2 tell application "Finder" to run end if
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