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user 21207
The process of changing your brain to switch from one OS to another. Most often this is used for questions like, "I know how to do this on Windows, but how do I do this on the Mac?" Also valid for other choices of switch direction include switches to/from other operating systems such as Linux.
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Is there a file copy utility for OS X that's similar to TeraCopy for Windows?
The best suggestions from this thread are:
Pathfinder
XFile
UltraCopier
MiniCopier
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