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Weird 10.11.6 issue - mikebw - 01-12-2018 I can select and tag any number of items in the Finder with a color(s), but if I want to remove the tags from multiple items I can only choose up to 10 at a time. If I select 11 or more, then it doesn't recognize that the tags are there. Anyone else able to reproduce this issue? Re: Weird 10.11.6 issue - fmgtech - 01-12-2018 There seem to be several "weird" issues or changes with El Capitan. I still have Snow Leopard on an old iMac and it looks and acts so much better. Maybe I'm just used to it, but I don't like the new flat look of OS X. Re: Weird 10.11.6 issue - hal - 01-12-2018 mikebw wrote: No, I can't. I just selected 16 items and gave them a tag. Then removed it - no problem on my 10.11.6 system Re: Weird 10.11.6 issue - Onamuji - 01-13-2018 How are you tagging them? I just did/undid tags on 30 files via Command+Option+i and via Select-All followed by Control+Click. ... Probably not relevant, but I had a client with a problem tagging files on a SMB server awhile back. Turned out that the special characters in some file names screwed it up. Connecting via AFP fixed it and ultimately A Better Finder Rename provided the long-term fix. Re: Weird 10.11.6 issue - mikebw - 02-19-2018 Onamuji wrote: Probably a dead topic at this point, but I tag them by selecting in the Finder, then ctrl-click and choose the color from the menu that appears. I also try to remove the tag using the same method, but again, with more than 10 items selected the menu does not indicate the previously chosen tag color. If I do cmd-opt-i on the same group then that window DOES show the tag correctly, and I am able to remove it. Seems like the ctrl-click method is just limited to 10 items. |