Leopard’s Quick Look allows you to view the contents of a file (html, text, etc) without even opening it. You can also watch a full-screen video with just a single click (spacebar). However, if you do a Quick Look on a folder, it will not show you the folder’s contents. So a developer, Taiyo, created a plug-in for Quick Look that allows you to view the folder. There is also a plug-in to view zip files.
Awesome work Taiyo.
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Wow, thanks for that find Hawk. I was just thinking to myself last night how useful something like this could be!
And now it’s led me to all sorts of other QuickLook plugins! Sweet!
Maybe Macs are not as bad Windows.
i thought it already did that in 10.4? or was that just for pdf? or am i just thinking of vista? i don’t mean that as in oh vista does that, i’m really just confused… they’re all too bubbly and mixupable
you can hit the spacebar when an element is selected for a even quicker look ;)
Good program, thanks for the heads up Hawk!
[quote]Comment by grog: you can hit the spacebar when an element is selected for a even quicker look ;)[/quote]
That IS quicklook dufus!