I'm not saying it's a bad thing. I agree that they are approaching this the right way. It's just not the "Finder for iOS" that many are calling it. The preside

I'm not saying it's a bad thing. I agree that they are approaching this the right way. It's just not the "Finder for iOS" that many are calling it. The president of my company is one such person as you describe. He has no idea. He puts everything on the desktop, because the only way he knows of opening a document is to launch the corresponding application, and then File, Open the file on his desktop. In other words, he treats his Mac like an iPad. We have tried to break him of this habit, to no avail.