How to Select All Files in a Folder on MacBook Air

When working with multiple files on your MacBook Air, selecting all of them can be a tedious task. However, there are several methods you can use to quickly select all files in a folder. Here's one method that is simple and effective.

Step 1: Open the folder containing the files you wish to select.

Step 2: Make sure all the files follow one another horizontally, vertically, or both. This method will select all the files located in the destination, omitting none of them, so make sure you actually do need them all.

Step 3: Click on the first file you wish to select and hold down the mouse button.

Step 4: Now drag your mouse over the remaining files, and they will all be selected.

Step 5: Release the mouse button once they're all selected.

Another method is to use the 'click & drag' motion of your mouse. With this simple click and drag motion, all your files will be selected, but make sure they're all grouped together first. This is a simple method used to select multiple files in a row, column, or both.

The Finder is the computer's file manager and UI. It bears many similarities with how it's done on Windows, but they are still different enough to confuse any user new to the Mac user interface (UI). First boot up the Mac, and you'll be presented with the Finder. Just like most things in life, there's more than one way to select multiple files on Mac.

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