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Here is an odd but elegant solution - I wanted to access the %appdata% folder to dig out the roaming folder and copy a Minecraft save file... I did this by

There are several other folders being used for application data / configuration, as mentioned in this answer. If writing an application, don't hardcode that path. Instead, use macOS' API to retrieve it. This questionhas several answers for both ObjectiveC and Swift.


Opening Text Edit and then File -> Open to create a dialogue box...


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then I navigated to the Bootcamp Partition from the dialogue box and pressed Command-Shift-Period this shows Hidden files


At last I could see the files I was looking for.... but how could I access them, Text Edit surely could not open them...


Well I simple dragged them from the dialogue box to my desktop to copy them and then closed the text edit window...


How

Thanks Apple drag and drop rocks.....

Dec 4, 2012 12:18 PM

How To Find App Data On Macnewpb

You can use Mobile Device Management (MDM) to assign an app to a specific user or device. When you use MDM to install an app, you have these two options:

  • Prevent backup of the app documents and data
  • Remove the app when the MDM profile is removed

These options help determine whether and how you can back up and restore apps and app data.

Back up and restore app documents and data

Payloads, profiles and managed settings back up to iCloud and iTunes. When you restore a backup to the same device, every app is restored, even if its data isn't.

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When you use Profile Manager to install an app, documents and data are always backed up, and the app is always removed when the MDM profile is removed. If you don't want to back up user data, you can use these restrictions:

  • Choose 'Prevent backup of the app data' in MDM to prevent users from backing up or restoring documents and data for that app.
  • Choose 'Remove app when MDM profile is removed' to back up data for that app. You can restore the data only if you restore the backup to the same device. If you restore the backup to a new device, the data isn't restored.
  • To back up and restore app data to a new device, don't choose to prevent backup of the app documents and data, and don't choose to remove the app when the MDM profile is removed.

For more information, see your MDM solution documentation.

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Back up and restore an app

If you restore a backup to the same device, every app is restored, even if its data isn’t.

If you restore a backup to a new device, some apps might not be restored. This depends on whether you assign the app to a user or to a device:

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  • If you assign the app to a device, the app isn't restored when you restore the backup to a new device. You must reinstall the app on the new device.
  • If you assign the app to a user, the app is restored when you restore the backup to a new device unless you chose 'Remove app when MDM profile is removed'.