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| 1.Open Automator (you can find it using Spotlight search). | |
| 2.Click on "New Document" and then choose "Quick Action". | |
| 3.In the workflow area, choose "No input" from the "Workflow receives" dropdown, and "any application" from the "in" dropdown. | |
| 4.In the Actions library on the left, find "Run AppleScript" and drag it to the workflow area. | |
| 5.Replace the default AppleScript code with the following: | |
| tell application "Finder" | |
| activate | |
| make new Finder window | |
| end tell | |
| 6.Save the workflow with a name like "Open Finder". | |
| Now, you can assign a keyboard shortcut to this service: | |
| 1.Go to System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts. | |
| 2.Select "Services" from the left panel. | |
| 3.Scroll down to find the "Open Finder" service you just created (it should be under the "General" section). | |
| 4.Click on the "add shortcut" button and press Command + K. (example) | |
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