setho
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It seems like a little thing, but when you work with tons of files on a daily basis, it's helpful to know exactly how many files are involved.
When I saw how good OS X was at updating the window contents, I expected to have an indication of how many total items were in a given folder, maybe even a dynamic count of how many items I had selected (please please please) but at the very least a simple total.
With the loss of the Labels function, and now discovering this oversight, I am becoming rapidly disappointed at the shortcomings of the Finder. What used to be a smooth and intelligent user experience is quickly becoming irritating. I shouldn't have to search out third-party software to count how many files I've got.
Is this feature hiding somewhere? Is it merely a clever command-line string away? Please tell me so or bring it back, quick.
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Dur. Looks like View -> Show Status Bar solves my problem. Color me dumb.
Thanks gumse!
When I saw how good OS X was at updating the window contents, I expected to have an indication of how many total items were in a given folder, maybe even a dynamic count of how many items I had selected (please please please) but at the very least a simple total.
With the loss of the Labels function, and now discovering this oversight, I am becoming rapidly disappointed at the shortcomings of the Finder. What used to be a smooth and intelligent user experience is quickly becoming irritating. I shouldn't have to search out third-party software to count how many files I've got.
Is this feature hiding somewhere? Is it merely a clever command-line string away? Please tell me so or bring it back, quick.
...
Dur. Looks like View -> Show Status Bar solves my problem. Color me dumb.
Thanks gumse!
