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Finder can be tamed if you master its keyboard shortcuts. For example, in a folder of photos, press Cmd+Y to view a single photo. Then use arrow keys to browse
by lpsz 12y ago
Finder can be tamed if you master its keyboard shortcuts. For example, in a folder of photos, press Cmd+Y to view a single photo. Then use arrow keys to browse photos, Windows-style. Indispensable.
Or, Cmd+Backspace to delete a file.
- jamesjamesm 12y agoOr just press Space to view the photo.
- WorldWideWayne 12y agoThe lack of a consistent keyboard shortcut system is one of my main problems with OS X. On Windows everything is logical, consistent and discoverable ~ every classical menu is accelerated via Alt + underlined letter in the menu title and shortcuts are stated in terms that actually appear on the keyboard! (e.g. A Windows menu item will say: Alt + Shift + T whereas an OS X shortcut will show you those weird symbols that nobody can ever remember, that are not even printed on the keys).