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The thing is, that "selecting them" might not be that easy depending on the number of files and how the content of the folder is sortes. On Windows/Linux you w
by jhasse 4y ago
The thing is, that "selecting them" might not be that easy depending on the number of files and how the content of the folder is sortes.
On Windows/Linux you would just open the first file which is a lot easier.
- samatman 4y agoIt's dead easy in fact. On Mac, if you want to find something it's Command-F. In Finder this opens up a dropdown, set Kind: Image, now you see all images in the folder, and nothing which is not an image. Command-A for select all, drag or right click to preview. I explain it the way I do because I had never had occasion to try "let's find all the images in a folder of mixed file types" on Mac, so I started with "Find" and yeah. Quite simple indeed.