Video: How to Open Apple Commands

How to Open Apple Commands

Opening Apple commands is something so easy it will soon become second nature. Open Apple commands with help from an expert in the world of Apple electronics in this free video clip.

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Hi, my name is Jonesy; today, I'm going to show yow to open Apple commands. Terminal is the Mac OSX command line. If you were trying to open up a file that is an Apple script, you'll be able to open that file in the terminal app. There are a number of ways to access the terminal app. One way is to open a finder window. Go to applications folder, then find the utilities folder. Scroll down to the bottom and you'll find the terminal app; double click. Another way is to go to the upper right hand corner of the screen where you have the magnifying glass-like icon. This is actually called spotlight and it can find anything in your computer. You can access it by clicking on the icon or hold down the command key, then space bar. Type in terminal. It finds it for you, then just click on it. The easiest way it is to right click or control click on a file you're trying to open. Move the cursor to open file with. Select terminal. And that's it. So, once again, my name is Jonesy, and I just showed you how to open Apple commands.

How to Open Apple Commands

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