How to save nerves and cause Finder to search the current folder

OS X - the most convenient system for creative work. Before go on the Mac, I lost a lot of time c Windows and even put bold experiments with Ubuntu. But why use good or bad, when there is the best?

At the same time, OS X is not perfect. MacRadar we constantly find flaws and give tips on how to improve the performance of the operating system from Apple. In search of tips, I'm going on the premise "that I do not like" and try to find a solution. So, tell me, you too enraged by the fact that when looking for a file in a folder, the Finder to start is searching through all the directories, integrating them under the category of "This Mac»? If the user is looking for in the folder "Downloads", then perhaps he wants to find a file in this directory, do not you?

It is logical, but in spite of this, the Finder is still first shows "This Mac». Fortunately, there is a way around the problem.

Finder to become more agreeable and sought it in the same folder in which you search, you need only change a few settings. Here's how:

• Open the Finder
• Open its settings by clicking «Finder» - «Settings" in the left-top of the screen
• Click "Add-ons"
• In the dropdown list "When you search" select "Search in the current folder"
• Done!

Now that you are looking for svezheskachanny series in the folder "Downloads», Finder will primarily be sought in this folder will not offer search across Mac. As a bonus to this advice, I will give another clue. If the drop-down list, select the "Use previous area", the Mac will remember your previous actions. And if you're looking for in the current folder, and not around the computer, and in the Finder the next time will show the current folder.