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Le 28/07/15 04:12, Patty Winter a écrit :
> In Yosemite, is there a one-step way to click on the Desktop
> folder in the Dock and have it open as a Finder window, or do
> I always have to click the folder once and then click on the
> Open in Finder option? I haven't been able to find any settings
> either in the folder options or Finder preferences to do this
> with a single click.
>
>

No need to use the dock unless you insist on using the mouse/trackpad; 
the following keyboard shortcut: CMD + Shift + D ('d' as in Desktop) 
opens the Desktop in a new finder window.

> Thanks,
>
> Patty
>