alfreduserdude

Right, but how do I do that? If I type in NY i do not have the option of controlling what's displayed and that is not among the options. If I type "NY" doesn't the NY have to be in the folder name? If it isn't how do I get it to display.

okay - how do i train alfred to pick up the google drive folder when i type in "NY"?

nope - i am not. any other suggestions?

interesting - i didn't miss that - it's not there - i'm running alfred 3.6.1 too!

okay so sadly - i've opened up the folder in finder and then tried that a few times and no dice. I've attached a couple of screenshots - one is what it looks like when i start the query with ~ and the file search settings. Thanks so much for your help here ? Perhaps something needs to be tweaked in my settings?

Unfortunately - the Google Drive folder doesn't even show up in the list of options - so that's why i'm on here asking. I like the idea of using different queires (eg ... NY for the drive) ... how do i train alfred to pick up the google drive folder when i type in "NY"? Okay - so can you elaborate here a little bit - when I type ~/ in Alfred, my results immediately switch to search Google, Amazon, and Wikipedia commands.?

Hi there, I am trying to figure out how to better get to a folder i access frequently - i am having trouble because I have similarly named folders and would love some advice. Here is an example of the [NAME] that I am trying to get to... ~/Google Drive/Current/New York I also have a ton of similarly named folders because of how i organize my photography... ~/Pictures/New York (03.04.18) ~/Pictures/New York (05.06.17) etc...etc... I want to get to that folder in google drive but all of the results in alfred are populated with picture folders... how can i utilize alfred to get to the "New York" folder when I want and the "New York (date)" folders in the pictures when I want?