Hi,
Still learning MacOS (coming from Win/Linux background). Today, I was trying to create a new folder and next thing I know, MacOS has created/inserted a few folder within the hierarchy of my files - above the folder I was working in. So, I was trying to do something like files/documents/photos/ and tried to create a new folder within the latter. Next thing I know, MacOS inserted/added a folder above the one I was in keeping everything above and and below. So, now I have files/documents/new folder/photos.
The problem is, I have a LOT of files to move now. Obviously, I can just drag/drop photos back into documents but clearly, there was some sort of keyboard shortcut which created that extra folder in the first place (still don't know what it is) so I wondered if there is some other command where I can easily remove it. Any info would be awesome. Thanks so much!
Running latest update of 11.6.x (updated today).
Still learning MacOS (coming from Win/Linux background). Today, I was trying to create a new folder and next thing I know, MacOS has created/inserted a few folder within the hierarchy of my files - above the folder I was working in. So, I was trying to do something like files/documents/photos/ and tried to create a new folder within the latter. Next thing I know, MacOS inserted/added a folder above the one I was in keeping everything above and and below. So, now I have files/documents/new folder/photos.
The problem is, I have a LOT of files to move now. Obviously, I can just drag/drop photos back into documents but clearly, there was some sort of keyboard shortcut which created that extra folder in the first place (still don't know what it is) so I wondered if there is some other command where I can easily remove it. Any info would be awesome. Thanks so much!
Running latest update of 11.6.x (updated today).
