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What is it? - A new feature in Leopard that allows you to look at a file without opening any applications.
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How to use: - Go to your Finder and select a file.
- Then, hit your spacebar once.
- A QuickLook window will appear.
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- You can resize the window to see more of the document if necessary.
- You can scroll through multiple pages.
- If you select more than one file they will be displayed one at a time or you can click on the index sheet icon inside the QuickLook window to display them all at once.
- Other ways to access QuickLook
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- Click on the QuickLook icon in a Finder toolbar.
- Press Apple+Y while an item(s) is selected.
Note: QuickLook doesn't open some Adobe files.
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