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Isn’t there a “view all in finder” option as in other OS X search places?
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Holding cmd while a result is highlighted will show the path at the bottom. Return while still holding cmd will open the enclosing folder. Not sure there's anything more than that, however.
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Command + click opens the file's parent folder. I agree that the lack of right-click options is baffling.
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Maybe I'm being thick but, like, when I'm searching for something with spotlight (using cmd+space), and I do find the file I am looking for - is there a way to actually do something with it, other than clicking on it (which opens it with the default application for the filetype)?
I can't seem to right-click (option-click) or even get spotlight to tell me the path where the fucking file is located (usually I'd like to do one of these two things).
Am I missing something?