Friday, January 23, 2015
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Cardom & MacInWin,
Let me see if I understand your instructions before trying this.
1. Make sure my Hard Drive Icon is not on the Desktop?
2. Go to " Applications/Utilities"
3. Find an application called "Terminal", RUN this application
4. Type in:
cd ~/Desktop
rm -rf *.*
/ or /
rm -rf *.jpg
{ I'm not sure what you mean by "Working Directory"? }
{ Not sure what "OP" means? }
??? Is my Hard Drive on my Desktop???
It appears to be but when I open the folder "Desktop" I don't see it there. I see it listed under "Devices".
Thank you for your help. I was trying to learn how to use an app called "Automator" but it will only delete one file at a time. I was trying to figure out how to get it to delete more files but haven't yet. When I am sure I won't delete my Hard drive or other files I'll do as you suggest. I have copied all the pictures to an external drive. Well, I take that back. There are pics in " iPhoto ". I need to check to be sure all those are on the external drive too.
I would like to go slow and only delete one type of file at a time. All of these have "Zero Kb on the disk" I think they are only place holders within the "desktop" folder. They were originally inside a folder called, "Pictures". Otherwise, If they were not placeholders why would all of them have "Zero Kb"?
Thank you so much for your help.
Laura
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