In an open Finder window, there are shortcut keys for icon, list and column view. Pressing Apple-1 brings up list view, Apple-2 does list view, and Apple-3 is column view.
That's it and that's all.
April 28 2005, 8:21 AM EDT, by
Comments:
matty
4/28/05, 10:38 AM EDT
How did you function without this? Check out what these hot keys do in ical, itunes, niceplayer or DVD player, just to name a few.
Baal
4/28/05, 11:09 AM EDT
Huh? Who still uses the Finder? Wha?
Ains
4/28/05, 9:59 PM EDT
Pretty much my favourite hot keys of all time.
panth
4/29/05, 7:17 AM EDT
is that open-apple or closed?!?!?!
:P
vwnlinux
4/30/05, 10:37 AM EDT
Sweet. I didn't know that before. One more thing I don't have to use the mouse for! :)
dab2
4/30/05, 7:23 PM EDT
Great tip! I use a lot of shortcut keys but these I was unaware of. Thanks!
matty
5/4/05, 11:08 PM EDT
Thought of another one of my favourites, when you are saving a document and you have the 'save as' dialogue box open, press apple+D to get the save location to jump to the desktop.
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