Found a great tool today in Cinch. It replicates the window behaviour in Windows 7 on the Mac where you can drag a window to the edge of the screen and it resizes to 50% of the screen width. If you drag to the top then it goes full screen.
I’ve been using that behaviour a lot in Windows 7 and it’s nice to have it on my Mac too. Check it out:
Once in a while I come across a folder inside which creating a new folder can be problematic. Here’s what happens: I open up the folder, press Command-Shift-N to create a new folder, the folder is created with the default label “untitled folder”, and then I can’t edit it right away. I’m used to being able to just press Command-Shift-N and then type the folder title right away. Anyways, my desktop started doing this and it drove me nuts so I figured out how to fix it.
That’s pretty much it. I suspect that the .DS_Store file gets a little messed up once in a while. Deleting it doesn’t cause any problems as it just stores some meta data about your files. Every folder on your Mac has one of these so if you are having problems, try this solution first.
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