Where is contents macos folder

From RAD Studio. Jump to: navigation , search. Hidden category: AMMigrate. Navigation menu Personal tools Log in. Namespaces Page Discussion. Views Read View source View history. The status bar at the bottom or top of the Finder window displays the number of items in the disk or folder, and the amount of available disk space. Get info about a file, folder, or disk On your Mac, in a Finder window or on the desktop, select the item. An information window opens for the item. Show the path to a file or folder On your Mac, click the Finder icon in the Dock to open a Finder window.

Show info below icons On your Mac, open a folder in the Finder or click the desktop. Item info can include file size, movie length, image dimensions, and more. However, when I navigate to the Library folder, there is no Content folder visible in it. I have used the InVisible app to un-hide all my folders, so I'm completely flummoxed.

The reason I know that these files should be there is that I ran the following command in the Terminal window:. Posted on Jan 17, PM.

No wonder I had a hard time finding it. Even Spotlight would not pull up the book file by file name. To access your user Library, you have to hold the option key down and select "Library" from the Finder's Go menu as it's normally hidden. Jan 17, PM. Page content loaded. There is no 'Kindle' file my 'Application Support' folder, either. However, the problem is that my own computer via the Terminal command find.

But when I go to the 'Containers' folder in the 'Library' folder, there is no 'com. Kindle' folder or anything similar visible -- even with all the folders un-hidden. Ok, responding to my own question here. I downloaded the program Find Any File though I guess it's not the only one available and it quickly found my ebooks by the file name, revealed the path, and allowed me to open the encasing folder. So I'm happy as a clam, but still annoyed that I could not get at my file using any reasonable method.

In this guide, I will show you how to access the root directory in Mac, there are several ways to do it. I will also tell you how to see the hidden directories in root directory. In Mac, the root directory can also be referred as Macintosh HD as this will show you the root directory files and folders.

However you can change the settings in Finder Preferences to show it in Finder sidebar and as an icon on desktop.