Quick Look files from the Trash
Mac OS X, Tips & Tricks, Leopard, 10.5
Thanks to Quick Look in Leopard, you no longer have to drag files from the Trash to check them out. Simply hit Command-Y while on any file within the trash folder and Quick Look will behave as normal by launching a preview of the file contents. This great tip was found on TUAW (and screenshot was borrowed from them as well, obviously).
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Comments: 2
Comment from Edibore
Time: December 8, 2007, 8:52 pm
that’s handy. QuickLook is the only thing I notice new in Mac Leopard personally…
Comment from Rick
Time: December 28, 2007, 4:18 pm
I don’t get what the point of this “tip” is. Pressing the spacebar on a file in the trash works the same as on a file not in the trash, to wit, it opens a quicklook view of it. Why is this a tip? Cmd-Y or spacebar works on any file to quickview, regardless of location.
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