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Macbook 2.4, MacBook Pro 13.3" 2.26, Mac mini 2.2.6, iPhone 3Gs, Mac OS X (10.5.8)
When you have a pdf file (and I imagine other files types as well), and press command + I, it will open a general info window that will show all the info about that file. It gives a lot of helpful information.
What is the "Command I" function?
I have Adobe reader 10.1.3 and the command-i function doesn't work. Any idea how to get rid of Acrobat as default reader and replace it with Preview?
Sorry, found it! I was trying command-i from inside the document.
Do a Get info on any PDF file, look for Open with, choose Preview, check the hange all box.
How do I set Preview as default PDF viewer
