MacPowers, episode 106, finder alternatives. Welcome back to another episode of the Mac Power Users

podcast. I'm Katie Floyd back again with David Sparks.

Good to be back. How are you, David?

Yes, Katie.

It's good to have you back.

Yeah, sorry for leaving you hanging there at the last minute, but I appreciate you stepping

in and a great show last week.

It was fun to listen to it for the first time as a

listener. Yeah yeah hopefully did I put you to sleep? No you didn't put me to

sleep. Okay. It was fun show yeah I, you know, the stuff he was doing is pretty amazing.

And, you know, since the show came out, I've had a lot of nice messages from people who are

are discovering this stop motion stuff.

You know, the creative industry runs on the Mac.

That's absolutely true.

And it kind of always has been, but more so now than ever, really.

Yeah, and it's great to see these guys doing this

amazing stuff. Well let's look to a whole totally different topic and

maybe maybe somewhat the different side of our brain and let's talk about the finder a little bit.

And yeah, finder is something that's been around with us as long as we've been using the Mac.

I can remember back to my days of using my original

128k Mac and the finder although it was black and white and it was teeny

tiny and you know there there wasn't any built-in hard drive I was just

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