![]() With a finder right click on the new application and select Show Package Contents. Then replace Contents/Resources/applet.icns with Pieter Stroink’ finder icon (the file Finder_without_Bag.icns from the downloadable zip file Finder_Icon_by_eggy.zip). On a Finder right click on some blank space in the upper toolbar and select Customize Toolbar. Now all of your finders show the new application as an icon in the upper toolbar. When you click on this icon you get a new finder in the current context.īut you can do more, you can repeat this pattern with other applications. In my case I really like being able to open the command line terminal in the current finder directory. One of the really cool things about OSX is it has a good command line terminal. If you already are a terminal user you will like the following. You can get the terminal in on this game by using TomWoozle (Tom Anthony)’s Macword Mac OSX hint in the same pattern as above to create a button that open a new terminal shell at the current finder location. You just use this block of AppleScript code: #Apple finder icon vector mac osx# ![]() Set frontWin to folder of front window as string Set frontWinPath to (get POSIX path of frontWin)ĭo script with command "cd "" & frontWinPath & """Īnd get the icons from /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app/Contents/Resources/Terminal.icns. The absolute icing on the cake is OSX’s built in "open" command. You can open a Finder pointing to the current terminal’s working directory by typing "open. ![]() " in the terminal (completing the circle). ![]()
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