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Using SleepyHead with a Mac - MitchS - 12-16-2017 Finding your SleepyHead screenshot: The Screenshots folder is in the Sleepyhead data folder in your documents folder on your computer. The path to the SleepyHead data folder can be found by clicking on on SleepyHead > About Sleepy Head on the menu bar at the top of the screen while SleepyHead is open. The path will be listed under Data Folder Location The name format is "screenshot-CurrentDate-CurrentTime".png The screenshots are saved in your SleepyHead's Screenshots folder in the order they are saved, with the most recent on the bottom. You can see the time stamps for a file by right clicking on it and selecting 'Get Info' in the resulting menu. In order to make it easier for you to find the name of a screenshot after saving one you could turn notifications on for SleepyHead, if it isn't already. To do so do the following:
Adding your SleepyHead Screenshot folder to the Favorites folder in the Finder pane: Assuming you are viewing the Favorites folder in the sidebar in a Finder window, simply right click on an item you want to remove and select 'Remove From Sidebar' in the resulting drop down menu. You can change the order items appear in the Favorites menu by dragging them to where you want them. To add an item to the Favorites folder simply go to the item in Finder and drag it to the Favorites folder in the Finder window side bar. To put your SleepyHead Screenshot folder in the Favorites folder:
Some older versions of the OSX operating system had a Documents folder located in the root directory (path: /Documents). SleepyHead files will not be located in this folder. They will be located in the folder referenced to above. There is no way to change the name of the Screenshot folder or choose the folder to save screenshots to that I can find in SleepyHead. Changing the name of the folder on the Mac doesn't work either. SleepyHead just creates a new Screenshots folder when the next screenshot is saved. RE: Using SleepyHead with a Mac - Sleeprider - 12-17-2017 Thanks for this helpful information. I'll be adding to a wiki that will link to Sleepyhead information. Lots of stuff needs updated anyway. If any replies to this thread, I will include. |