Tips and tricks to help you get up-to-speed on your Mac

Today’s QuickTip is very simple and very useful.

To view the path of something on your Mac, all you need to do is right-click (or Control-click) its title, located in the top of its window:

It’s that simple, and it works on the following types of windows (and maybe even more!):

• Folder windows (Finder)
• Webpages (Safari)
• iWork files (Pages, Numbers)
• TextEdit files
• E-mails (Mail)

This little trick is handier than a pair of gloves, and it’s particularly useful when:

• Finder windows are opened from your last session because the back/forward buttons won’t remember how you got to the folder you’ve opened;
• Webpages are reopened when you start Safari (click History -> Reopen All Windows from Last Session), and you want to go to the current page’s parent page;
• You have a file open but forgot where it’s located;
• –and the list goes on!

Leave us a comment and let us know how you like this QuickTip!