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To: Doren who wrote (169570)	5/19/2014 12:05:32 AM
From: Pete_Y_48	4 Recommendations Recommended By CHRIS LINELL dhellman JP Sullivan MGV Respond to of 213176

Apple hides a lot of system files in OSX. That's fine, but they make it too hard to turn that function off. It should be in the system prefs not a command line. If you are talking about the Library folder, there is a quick, non-command line way to access all of it. Simply open a finder window, hold down the Command and Option Keys and access the "Go" menu. The Library folder is listed among the choices. Just a FYI trick.