You express your concern for removing the programs as connected to the fact that they "take up space" in the /Applications folder.
Once deleted, re-intsalling applications that are OS components is rather challenging. While you might think it is harmless to delete, say, Chess.app, and there is a good likelihood that you can delete it without adverse side effects, a future update to the operating system or a third-party program might rely on its presence for functionality. Some of these live in /System or /Library, but some required parts of the operating system live in /Applications. By default, this new folder will be created on the Desktop, but you can choose another location using the Where dropdown list.Mac OS X includes various components that it expects to find as part of the operating system. After this, the New Folder action is put in place at the beginning of the workflow, with some options on the action box.Įnter a name for the new folder in the Name box. Next, find the New Folder action in the second column and drag it to the workflow on the right. Select Files & Folders under Library on the left. Make sure Actions is selected right under the toolbar. Create a New Folderįirst, we're going to have Automator create a folder to place the converted and resized images into. In essence, you're building a step-by-step process that tells Automator what to do with the files you give it. The process of building an Automator workflow involves selecting the type of Action or Variable you want and then dragging it into your workflow. There are two main sections on the Automator window: Actions and Variables are on the left, while the workflow is on the right. On the Choose a type for your document dialog box, click Application and then hit Choose.Open Automator from your Applications folder (or search for it using Spotlight with Cmd + Space) and click New Document.
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