Great question. I haven't been able to find an easy way. I tried "." to refer to the current directory and ".." to refer to the parent directory, and neither one worked. The "~" shortcut works to get to the home directory, but that's not much help here.
Great question. I haven't
Great question. I haven't been able to find an easy way. I tried "." to refer to the current directory and ".." to refer to the parent directory, and neither one worked. The "~" shortcut works to get to the home directory, but that's not much help here.
The only thing I can suggest right now is this Applescript program that I wrote that you can use to put the full path to the current Finder directory on the clipboard.