Reveal in Finder / Explorer option for document tabs
Reveal in Finder Option - Currently reveal in finder you "command + click" file name at top of window, however this option is not availble when window is tied to the application frame.
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Renan Santos - Shiamkal commented
So basic feature missing!
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Matthew Roberts commented
Navigate to files in explorer with right click on the top tab (windows) - as it does on MAC OS. Mac OS does this, and Photoshop also does this in Windows and Mac (reveal in Finder/Explorer)
this would be a time saver, especially as windows currently has no tabs and I end up with mad clutter and loads of explorer windows open. It works in Phtoshpo, and it should be in Illustrator too!
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Mike D commented
When right-clicking on a file's name/tab, add "Reveal in Finder" as one of the options. This exists in Photoshop and is very handy. Not sure why this can't easily be implemented in Illustrator, InDesign, etc.
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Anonymous commented
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LRSmith commented
Lordy, after 38 years using a Mac, I now have to use a PC and am completely lost without Mac equivalents like this in Windoze.
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Ruth Daly commented
Hi Adobe,
I think that the "Reveal in Finder" is very, very handing in InDesign for locating files quickly. Is it possible to add this feature into illustrator.
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Herman van Boeijen commented
This is madness :)
But in case you want an in-between solution, run this:It looks for illustrator's foremost open document, and reveals it in the finder.
https://github.com/nimbling/Nimbling_Scripts/tree/master/Reveal%20Document.app/Contents