Mac OS X v. 10.3 Panther: Top 100 Simplified Tips & Tricks
Task #17
Difficulty Level 1
Labels offer a set of colors that you can attach to a file or folder to denote your own form of colorized organization. Suppose, for example, that you would like to sort files in a particular folder based on how important they are. Your Mac does not know how important one file is over another. By using labels, you can assign a scale of importance to your files. After you have assigned an importance to each of the files, it is straightforward to sort them by that importance.
| Did You Know? | For years, Macintosh users were accustomed to sorting their files in the Finder by name, date, type, and label. Then, one day labels died. Mac OS X 10.0 through 10.2 lacked the label feature. Panther reintroduces labels in a new-and-improved form. |
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