Usually you have a pretty good idea where the file or folder you are currently using lives on your hard drive. If you used the Mac OS X Find command or Spotlight to open an item, however, you may not be sure where it actually is. Apple thought ahead on that one and included a quick way to view the path to any file or folder.
Document and folder windows all show a name and icon in their title bar. When you Command-click on either the icon or the title bar name, a menu pops up showing the path to the currently selected file or folder. You can also jump to any folder in the path simply by selecting it from the list.
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This trick works in most versions of the Mac operating system, even pre-Mac OS X versions.
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