How-to: Use Leopard's new Quick Look feature

December 10th, 2007 by Brian Tong Tagged with: leopard, search

Mac OS X Leopard's new Quick Look feature allows you to preview files very quickly. Brian Tong gives a quick video tutorial to show you how it works.

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Who is writing these reviews. I thought this was an Australian site. Yes, googles voice search is cool and works pretty well.....if you have an American accent. How about a review written by an Australian next time... Read full story ...
Of course. You'll need to RTFM though. Try "man screenshot". You'll find what you need there... Read full story ...

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