What of that “Public” folder, though? It doesn’t have a red minus sign, so we can open it, right? Well, yes! “Public” is a special folder that you can use for file sharing on your Mac. If you don’t, though, navigating to Macintosh HD/Users/ will look something like this:Īll those red minus signs mean “hey, bub, stay outta here,” and double-clicking any one of those folders will tell you why. Of course, if you know the password for the other accounts on your machine, you can just log in and see all of each person’s files. TMO’s Sandro Cuccia wrote an extensive article a while back about the Shared folder, which is one way to pass documents between users. If your Mac has multiple users set up-so your kids can log in under a different account and won’t be able to mess with your stuff, for example-you may have wondered just what you have access to outside of your own user folder and how you can share things back and forth.
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