MacOS Folders and Structure
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When you install ______ on a Mac, it creates the following four folders at the root level of the hard disk:

macOS

The ______ folder includes fonts, Internet plug-ins, and other items used by apps available to all the people set up as users on your Mac.

Library

The ______ folder includes Mail, Calendar, Safari, and many others.

Applications

You can't change the name or location of the ______ folder or the items within it.

<p>System</p> Signup and view all the answers

HT article IDs begin with the letters '______'.

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BN articles are in the Core Dashboard for ______ days or fewer.

<p>90</p> Signup and view all the answers

You cannot share ______ articles with customers.

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EM articles discuss issues reported by multiple ______.

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Submit feedback to: [email protected] and [email protected]

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Your Site for submitting tickets is ______.

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Study Notes

Folders Created by macOS Installation

  • Four folders are created at the root level of the hard disk during macOS installation: Applications, Library, System, and Users.
  • The Applications folder contains apps like Mail, Calendar, and Safari.
  • The Library folder contains fonts, Internet plug-ins, and other items used by apps, accessible to all users on the Mac.

System Folder

  • The System folder includes the macOS operating system.
  • The name and location of the System folder, as well as its contents, cannot be changed.

Users Folder

  • The Users folder contains the home folders of all users set up on the Mac.

Resource Types

  • User Guide resources are publicly available and can be shared with customers, providing information on specific topics in the online user guide.
  • How-To (HT) articles provide basic information or troubleshooting guidance on features, with some articles being public and others internal-only.
  • Collaborative Procedure (CP) articles provide operational guidance for supporting customers, containing internal-only information and cannot be shared with customers.
  • Bullet News (BN) articles communicate important updates for a limited time (90 days or fewer) and require acknowledgement before accessing Case View in Core.
  • Emerging-issue (EM) articles discuss issues reported by multiple customers, containing internal-only information and possible workarounds.

Feedback and Support

  • Application Feedback is used to submit feedback about issues with the AppleLearn website.
  • Content Feedback is used to submit feedback about issues with training content.
  • Feedback can be submitted using a form with a descriptive title, detailed description, and optional screenshot attachment.

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Learn about the four main folders created when you install macOS on a Mac, including Applications, Library, System, and Users.

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