T thomaskyhn macrumors member Original poster Sep 30, 2010 41 8 Aug 25, 2014 #1 It seems it's no longer possible to drag files or applications to the Finder toolbar to create shortcuts. Or is that just here?
It seems it's no longer possible to drag files or applications to the Finder toolbar to create shortcuts. Or is that just here?
p3ntyne macrumors 6502 Jan 10, 2014 406 3 Sydney, Australia Aug 25, 2014 #2 That doesn't work for me either. I'm fairly certain that's no longer possible. Out of curiosity, why would that be important when you can drag files and applications to the dock or create shortcuts on the desktop?
That doesn't work for me either. I'm fairly certain that's no longer possible. Out of curiosity, why would that be important when you can drag files and applications to the dock or create shortcuts on the desktop?
B Bruno09 macrumors 68020 Aug 24, 2013 2,202 153 Far from here Aug 25, 2014 #3 It works the same as Mavericks : Start dragging the item, press the Cmd key.
T thomaskyhn macrumors member Original poster Sep 30, 2010 41 8 Aug 25, 2014 #4 p3ntyne said: Out of curiosity, why would that be important when you can drag files and applications to the dock or create shortcuts on the desktop? Click to expand... I use it for applications. Dragging files to the toolbar to open them is much quicker than dragging them to the dock or to the desktop. ---------- Bruno09 said: Start dragging the item, press the Cmd key. Click to expand... I wasn't aware of the cmd key part. That does indeed still work. (It must have worked earlier by dragging alone, though, or I wouldn't have been able to create my current toolbar short cuts). Thanks for the info!
p3ntyne said: Out of curiosity, why would that be important when you can drag files and applications to the dock or create shortcuts on the desktop? Click to expand... I use it for applications. Dragging files to the toolbar to open them is much quicker than dragging them to the dock or to the desktop. ---------- Bruno09 said: Start dragging the item, press the Cmd key. Click to expand... I wasn't aware of the cmd key part. That does indeed still work. (It must have worked earlier by dragging alone, though, or I wouldn't have been able to create my current toolbar short cuts). Thanks for the info!