You can even Share here using the Quick Look window. You also get a button here that shows you what app is the default app for opening this.
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You can make it go full screen if you like. You can change the window's size very easily. That brings up a nice big window with a preview of what it is you're looking at. Everybody uses the other shortcut which is just to press the Spacebar. This you can get if you select any file you want and you can go to File, and Quick Look or Command Y. Now the obvious way to preview a file is to use a function in macOS is to use Quick Look. It would be really useful, say, if you've got a folder full of images to make that a bit bigger so you can quickly select the images you want. Now I've got this Slider here and I can enlarge these icons and make the Preview a little easier to see. You can see if I Hide it here it goes away. If you don't see that Slider then go to View, and then Show Status Bar. Now you can enlarge these by using the little slider at the bottom. You don't really see anything with Sound but you do see a poster frame here for a Video. It's really small but it might give you an idea of which file it is you're looking at. Rich Text actually renders the text there. I can kind of see what's going on in the Numbers document there as well. It's easy to see the Keynote document, the Pages document. But other things show you a preview as well.
So here with an image, obviously, it shows the image. In Icon View it's easy to see thumbnails representing each of the files. So that brings us to the next way you can preview files. I go to View, Show Preview and now whatever I select here will show up here as a preview. As a matter of fact if you don't see the preview here in Column View you've probably hidden it. I could drag the line in-between the List View and the preview to enlarge it. But all I need to do is go to View, and then Show Preview. But it actually can be shown in List and Icon Views as well.
Now you typically see this preview if you're in Column View. I can click on that and actually play the video. For Video I get a poster frame of the video but a Play button in the middle. But I can click on it and it will play the sound. Even a TextEdit Rich Text document appears with the styling.įor Sound I just get a big musical note icon. Pages, I can see the Pages document rendered in the preview. Here's a Numbers document and I can preview of what's in there. So here's a Keynote document and I can see the presentation. This also works with almost every other type of document. I get a nice big preview of this image and I get information about it as well. The right most column is a preview column. Now if I click on any file here, like this image file, I'll see a big preview of it to the right. I'm looking at a folder full of example files. So let's start off here looking in the Finder. So one of the great things about macOS is it gives you tons of different ways to preview a file before you open it. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you could read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 700 supporters. Today let's look at ten different ways you can preview files on your Mac. Video Transcript: Hi, this is Gary with.
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