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    How can I 'go up' a folder in Mac Finder?

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    0  Views: 784 Answers: 2 Posted: 15 years ago
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      It's built into the finder. Command (Apple button) + Click on the icon on the top middle of the finder window and you'll get a list of recent folders all the way back to the root.
      15 years ago. Rating: 2
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        itsmee

        i saved your answer too. thanks.
        commented 15 years ago
        I've found that also Command + Up Arrow will do the trick.
        15 years ago. Rating: 0
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