Browse tag: quick look

Browse tag: quick look

SneakPeek Pro enhances previews of graphics and publishing files
SneakPeek Pro enhances Mac OS X's Quick Look feature by adding support for a number of graphics and publishing files. It also provides much more information about those files within Quick Look previews.
SneakPeek Photo enhances Quick Look previews
SneakPeek Photo enhances OS X's Quick Look feature by providing lots of information about images while previewing them.
Use new Exposé features in Snow Leopard
Learn about how to use Quick Look with Exposé, and how to use Exposé with the Command-Tab application switcher
Snow Leopard's (partial) Gem substitutes
With every new version of Mac OS X, Apple adds features that replicate, fully or partially, the functionality of some third-party software. Dan Frakes takes a look at past Gems you may no longer need after upgrading, as well as areas where Snow Leopard still falls short.
Quick Look and video files
Quick Look, the OS X 10.5 feature that lets you peek into files without opening them, is a great time saver, and the interface is about as simple as it gets.
Make Leopard leap: Time-saving tips for OS X 10.5
Computerworld’s Ryan Faas offers up 10 tips for working more productivity with Leopard’s built-in features.
Easily review trashed files in OS X 10.5
Learn a very easy way in OS X 10.5 to make sure that the file you’ve thrown into the trash is the one you really meant to throw away.
Printing from Quick Look
Possible to print directly from a Quick Look view? Sort of.
Capture video frames from Quick Look in 10.5
Learn how to copy a frame from a video playing in the Quick Look window in OS X 10.5
Leopard Survival Guide: Finder and Quick Look
Here are some tips, tricks, and shortcuts we’ve picked up after living with Leopard’s Finder and Quick Look for a few months.