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TheGrudge

macrumors member
Original poster
Feb 22, 2010
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This is minor but it's from the book of "why the hell would Apple set it up this way".

Let's say that I've added a file to iDisk in the following location: Documents-->Word-->Budget 2010

If I want to open this on my computer, I have to click on each folder as I drill-down through the directory. Unfortunately, my OS (Leopard) opens a new window with each drill-down. By the time I get to a buried file, my desktop is covered in windows. Is there a way to make everything stay in one window? That's the way other directories behave - it just seems to be my iDisk that does this.
 

Playgear

macrumors regular
Apr 10, 2010
240
18
In your Finder preferences, have you set it to open each folder in a new window?
 

TheGrudge

macrumors member
Original poster
Feb 22, 2010
77
7
No, that box is unchecked. It's only the iDisk app that behaves that way, all other windows behave as expected.
 

Macsterguy

macrumors 6502a
Jun 5, 2007
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Texas
No, that box is unchecked. It's only the iDisk app that behaves that way, all other windows behave as expected.

Mine does not behave the way yours does. The iDisk finder window behaves like all other finder windows, that is, one window as you drill down... It is in your settings somewhere...
 

TheGrudge

macrumors member
Original poster
Feb 22, 2010
77
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I'll check. None of my other windows do that so this is strange...but I'll check!:cool:
 

miamialley

macrumors 68040
Jul 28, 2008
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California, USA
This is minor but it's from the book of "why the hell would Apple set it up this way".

Let's say that I've added a file to iDisk in the following location: Documents-->Word-->Budget 2010

If I want to open this on my computer, I have to click on each folder as I drill-down through the directory. Unfortunately, my OS (Leopard) opens a new window with each drill-down. By the time I get to a buried file, my desktop is covered in windows. Is there a way to make everything stay in one window? That's the way other directories behave - it just seems to be my iDisk that does this.

Mine doesn't do this either.
 

roliath

macrumors regular
Dec 7, 2009
140
0
dallas
If I click the button on the right side of the window, you know the one that hides the menu/etc...

My finder will open everything in a new window.
 

miamialley

macrumors 68040
Jul 28, 2008
3,577
1,051
California, USA
Post a screen shot? I'm not sure I follow...

You're saying ONLY the iDisk folder on your computer does this? Which folder view are you using?
 

TheGrudge

macrumors member
Original poster
Feb 22, 2010
77
7
If I click the button on the right side of the window, you know the one that hides the menu/etc...

My finder will open everything in a new window.

Bingo. I clicked that button to bring my menus back and it now opens in everything utilizing one window.
Thanks!
 
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