MacBook Tip - Take a Quick Look
February 01, 2010
How do you quickly find a photo without opening them one at a time?
Let Quick Look help you. A new feature in Leopard, Quick Look lets you browse files — photos, Pages documents, Keynote presentations, QuickTime movies, Microsoft Word and Excel files — without having to open an application. Here’s how:
In the Finder, open the folder that contains the item you hope to find.
Select a photo; then click the Quick Look button in the folder’s toolbar (or press Command-Y).
Leopard instantly opens a Quick Look window with the photo you selected.
Not the photo you were looking for? Just click another. Quick Look keeps the preview window open, letting you click photos until you find the one you want.
Find this and many more MacBook tips at:
http://www.apple.com/findouthow/mac
