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Has anyone else noticed this before with a QuickTime file? Please see attached. It seems like the QuickTime file has been attached to a folder and I am not sure how you can remove it. Hope this makes sense ?
as you can see there is 2 files as well as a ? I am not sure what that means. Hopefully someone in the comments is more knowledgeable and Can give me some input thanks
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 14.4
as you can see there is 2 files as well as a ? I am not sure what that means.
Customize the Finder toolbar on Mac - Apple Support
Files, apps, or folders can be added to the Finder toolbar as shortcut icon. That it were two QuickTime media files is coincidental. The question mark is a link that doesn’t work anymore, likely because the source file was deleted.
You may remove or add items by editing the toolbar (from the View menu), or by drag-and-drop either way in combination with holding the Command key (⌘).
as you can see there is 2 files as well as a ? I am not sure what that means.
Customize the Finder toolbar on Mac - Apple Support
Files, apps, or folders can be added to the Finder toolbar as shortcut icon. That it were two QuickTime media files is coincidental. The question mark is a link that doesn’t work anymore, likely because the source file was deleted.
You may remove or add items by editing the toolbar (from the View menu), or by drag-and-drop either way in combination with holding the Command key (⌘).
Thanks, For getting back to me. I really appreciate it. Good to know.
Quicktime file attaches to a folder Is there a way to remove this?
