Many people who try automation tools like Hazel and TextExpander don’t “get it” at first. Sorry, I just don’t get it – Hazel causes more problems than it solves IMO… I don’t need something to monitor my download folder and move things to other folders automatically – I move things to where they should go myself. ![]() It seems that it’s for people who don’t know what’s going on with their file system. ![]() I’ve been trying Hazel for the past few days with the trial, and I just don’t get it. Why use a tool like Hazel at all? Here is a comment from an Asian Efficiency reader that is by no means unusual: There are easy to follow videos that will walk you through at your own pace.Ĭlick here to learn more about Digital Declutter. We’ve put together Digital Declutter, a quick and easy automation resource that will take you step-by-step through automating files on Mac and Windows with Hazel and File Juggler. Want A Hazel or File Juggler Automation Quickstart? You should be able to do many of the tasks outlined here on Windows with File Juggler. File Juggler is a popular tool that can do a lot of what Hazel can do. While there isn’t a Windows version, there are alternatives. If you don’t know what any of that means, not to worry - no programming is required. You can even run shell scripts or Applescripts, so what you can do with your files is almost unlimited. They can be very simple, or you can have multiple conditions and multiple actions so you can really make it as complex as you want it to be. Then create a task in your task manager to remind you to pay it.
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