
If that cannot be done, it would be a deal breaker for us. There are many ways to make creating files easier. Finally, select the output folder, provide the name of the new file, and click Save. Next, go to the File option in the menu and click Save.


In the app menu select Format, Make Plain Text (or use Command-Shift-T keys).
#How to create a file folder on mac mac#
If that could be done, we could use Air Table. To create a new file on a Mac launch TextEdit app from the Launchpad. My question is therefore, is it possible to create a work around to the issue with opening a local folder via hyperlink using a scripted action that is trigger on clicking said hyperlink? IE like a macro that could copy a file path, open a program IE Windows Explorer and paste the path and hit enter?
#How to create a file folder on mac free#
I see that there is a capacity to write scripts as actions for triggers … but since I am using the free “test” pilot version of your product, scripts are not available to me.

The idea was to have a batch folder creator pre-populate empty folders in a directory that had the naming convention that was part of the auto-numbering system in the database. In the sharepoint system, I was able to have record data concatenated to form a string that was formatted as a hyperlink that opened local file storage on a network server so users could instantly drag or retrieve documents from the folder associated with the record. This is also of interest to me as I am looking at replacing and old sharepoint system with your airtable product potentially. How do I create a file folder on a Mac If you would like to create a sub-folder of an existing folder, ensure you have selected the required folder.
