How to access hidden folders • Live Versions: All • Operating System: All Live stores and writes important files in system folders which are usually hidden by default on your operating system. In case you need to access them (for example to ) here's how to find them: • • Mac Live files are usually stored in two locations, the Application Support folder and the Preferences folder contained within the user level Library on Mac (Macintosh HD/Users/[your username]/Library): • Open Finder. • Click ' Go' on the menu bar. • Press and hold the “ option/alt” key.

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• Click the ' Library' shortcut which appears.

Access a Hidden Files or Folder. Want to quickly access a hidden folder from the Finder? The easiest way is to click the Go menu in the Finder and select Go to Folder. Plug the path of the folder into the dialog box and click Go or press Enter. More important than the ubiquitous.DS_Store file is hidden folders that Mac users used to have access to, such as the Library folder within your Home folder. The Library folder contains many files and folders that relate to specific apps and services that you use on your Mac.