Note that you can also drag the iCloud Drive app from the Finder package in the same way, for quick one-click access to the files and folders in your cloud storage. In terms of Mac, AirDrop will works fine even though the MacBook or iMac display sleeps as long as the computer itself has not entered sleep mode.Yet, for the sake of saving battery life, the built-in system setting allows Mac computer go to sleep mode shortly after the display shuts off after a predetermined period of time has passed. Next time you want to open the AirDrop window to share something, simply click the app icon in your Mac's Dock. Using your mouse, drag the AirDrop app to the desired location in your Dock. The Contents/Applications folder within the Finder.app package will appear.Paste the following directory path into the dialog and press Enter: /System/Library/CoreServices/Finder.app/Contents/Applications/.In the Finder menu bar, select Go -> Go to Folder.

Open a Finder window or click the Desktop. Find the file, photo, video, or other item you’d like to send.

Regular AirDrop users in particular should appreciate the convenience it provides. AirDrop supports only iOS 7 and above devices. This means that, for instance, if you own an iPhone 4S, or iPad 2, then your device(s) will not have AirDrop. Having the AirDrop shortcut in your Dock will allow you to access it from any screen, regardless of the application you're using, and without having to open a Finder window first. AirDrop is only available on iPhone 5 or later (e.g., iPhone 5S and 5C), iPad fourth generation and newer, iPad mini and iPod Touch fifth generation and newer. It's usually accessed from the sidebar of an open Finder Window (or using the Command + Shift + R keyboard shortcut within Finder), but here we're going to share with you a trick that enables you to launch AirDrop straight from your Mac's Dock. Apple's AirDrop feature lets you wirelessly send and receive files between nearby Macs as well as to and from local iOS devices.

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