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I have an iMac with SSD and traditional hard drive. Now the SSD are getting full and I want to move stuff to the traditional hard drive since this i much larger. I have already moved iTunes library.
How can I move applications from the SSD drive to the traditional hard drive ? Eg. I have a photoshop application of about 2,5 gb which would be nice to have on the traditional drive rather than SSD since I don´t use it much.
Should I be careful when moving applications or is it safe ?
Thanks a lot for any input.
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Nigel Datta
Move App To Another App Service Plan
Dec 29, 2011 But what if you actually want to move an application out of the /Applications/ directory, to another location? Moving an Application out of the Applications Folder on Mac OS. If you want to move an app out of the Applications folder, how you do so is easy: just hold down the Command key while dragging the app out of the folder.
- May 17, 2018 If you want to move an app to another page of your home screen, drag it to the right or left edge of your screen. Release your finger to save the app's new location. When you find a new spot for the selected app icon, release your finger to save it. Drag the app icon onto another app.
- Jun 24, 2020 You have options for performing the move. By far, the easiest and most often suggested method is to use Apple's Migration Assistant. This method works well, but it has one drawback: Migration Assistant is an all-or-nothing process when it comes to moving data. It copies everything from one Mac to another.
- I use spaces for having multiple desktops, but often need to move a program from one space to another. I am aware of the various ways to do that with a mouse: Click-and-hold on the title bar of window and drag to edge; F8 to show all Spaces and drag to desired location; Click-and-hold on the title bar, and use Ctrl+# or Ctrl+Scroll Arrow.
- Oct 20, 2011 Transferring Apps to Another Mac via Mac App Store. This is the recommended and most reliable method of transferring apps: Open the Mac App Store; Click on the “Purchases” tab to list all of your installed Mac apps; Find the app(s) you want to install on the other Mac, and click the “INSTALL” button on the right.
- Jun 10, 2014 Perhaps the hardest thing to figure out when trying to move an app and its settings to another Mac is to find the application’s preferences, which are usually located in the Preferences folder.