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| Current disk Lets you view another mounted volume. Shortcut: Tab goes to next volume, Shift-Tab goes to previous volume |
| Current folder Lets you navigate up the folder hierarchy. Shortcut: Command-Up Arrow |
| Add Fave Lets you add the selected item to your Favorites list. Shortcut: Command-F |
| Specials Lets you store a list of special destinations for viewing in DiskWrangler, and navigate instantly to them as well as to system-wide "Favorite" locations in "Jaguar". |
| Launcher Lets you add an application to DiskWrangler's Launcher window (it's only available when an application is highlighted). |
| Contents Lets you view the contents of OS X bundles. Only available when a bundle is highlighted. Shortcut: Command-T |
| Reveal Lets you reveal the selected item in the Finder. Shortcut: Command-E |
| Delete Lets you delete the selected file(s) or folder(s). Shortcut: Command-D |
| Copy For copying files or folders from one location to another. Shortcut: Command-C |
| Info Opens an Info window that lets you view and change certain file attributes, ownership and permissions. Shortcut: Command-I |
| Move For moving files or folders from one location to another. Shortcut: Command-M |
| Open/Launch When a folder is highlighted, this button is titled "Open" and choosing it opens the highlighted folder to show its contents. When an application or launchable file is highlighted, the button's title is "Launch", and choosing it launches the file or application. Shortcut: Return or Enter |
| New Lets you create a new folder in the current location. Shortcut: Command-N |
| Alias For creating an alias of a file or folder in a location you choose.Shortcut: Command-S |
| Rename Lets you rename a file or folder. Shortcut: Command-R |
DiskWrangler Browser:
Closeup - Normal view
DiskWrangler's Browser lets you view files and folders on your hard drive and connected volumes. This "Normal" view is similar to what the Finder shows. For more complete views of files and folders, you can also choose to view "Invisible" and "Unix" items.
You can navigate through Browser views, and manipulate
files and folders with the mouse, but there are shortcuts for virtually
everything. Your fingers rarely need to leave the keyboard.
Move your mouse over the Browser window buttons to the left to see what they do.
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