How to Find Installed Apps on My Mac
Mac OSX is a simple, yet powerful, operating system that almost anyone can understand. OSX's Finder tool makes it easy to locate documents, movies, music and applications. Every time you install a program on your Macintosh, it automatically puts it in the "Applications" directory. You should be able to find every program you've installed on your Mac in this folder.
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How to Find Installed Applications on My Mac
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You first need to open the "Finder" tool, which should be located in the far left of your dock at the bottom of the screen. Click on the "Finder" icon and it will open a window.
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In the open window, you will see a panel on the left side with different directories. You will have options of Music, Movies and Documents, among other things. Click the option that is labeled "Applications." This will take you to the folder where all your applications are stored.
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In this folder, you will see icons for all of the applications that are currently installed on your computer. Some of them might be in another folder within the applications folder, but everything should be named according to the application.
If you would like to add one of these applications to your dock, simply click and drag the icon from the applications folder directly into your dock at the bottom of the screen. That way, if you want to open that application in the future, you won't have to go digging around in the applications folder looking for it.
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