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Copying a file path on a Mac Using the Get Info window:
Open Finder and navigate to the file or folder for which you want to copy the path.
Right-click (or control-click) on the file or folder and select "Get Info" from the context menu.
In the "Get Info" window, locate the "Where" field. This field displays the full path of the file or folder.
Click on the path to select it.
Use the keyboard shortcut "Command + C" to copy the path.
Open the application or location where you want to paste the path and use the keyboard shortcut "Command + V" to paste it.
Copying a file path on a Mac Using the File menu:
Open Finder and navigate to the file or folder for which you want to copy the path.
Click on the "File" menu and select "Get Info" to open the Info window
In the "Get Info" window, locate the "Where" field. This field displays the full path of the file or folder.
Click on the path to select it.
Use the keyboard shortcut "Command + C" to copy the path.
Open the application or location where you want to paste the path and use the keyboard shortcut "Command + V" to paste it.
Copying a file path on a Mac Using the keyboard shortcut:
Open Finder and navigate to the file or folder for which you want to copy the path.
Select the file or folder by clicking on it once.
Press the keyboard shortcut "Command + Shift + C" to copy the path.
Open the application or location where you want to paste the path and use the keyboard shortcut "Command + V" to paste it.
Copying a file path on a Mac Using the Edit menu:
Open Finder and navigate to the file or folder for which you want to copy the path.
Select the file or folder by clicking on it once.
Click on the "Edit" menu and select "Copy as Pathname" to copy the path of the selected file/folder.
Open the application or location where you want to paste the path and use the keyboard shortcut "Command + V" to paste it.
Copying a file path on a Mac Using the Terminal:
Open Terminal on your Mac.
Use the command "cd" to navigate to the directory containing the file or folder for which you want to copy the path.
Use the command "pwd" to print the working directory, which is the full path of the current directory.
Use the command "ls -l" to list the contents of the directory and the full path of the file or folder.
Use the keyboard shortcut "Command + C" to copy the path.
Open the application or location where you want to paste the path and use the keyboard shortcut "Command + V" to paste it.
Copying a file path on a Mac Using the Drag and drop the file/folder to Terminal:
Open Terminal and navigate to the directory you want to copy the path to.
Open Finder and navigate to the file or folder you want to copy the path of.
Drag and drop the file or folder from Finder to the Terminal window. This will insert the full path of the file or folder in the Terminal command line.
Use the keyboard shortcut "Command + C" to copy the path.
Open the application or location where you want to paste the path and use the keyboard shortcut "Command + V" to paste it.
Note: - You can also use the "File" menu and select "Get Info" to open the Info window
-You can copy the path of multiple selected files/folders by pressing "Command + I"
-You can also use the "Edit" menu and select "Copy as Pathname" to copy the path of the selected file/folder