I have photos and video in files on my desktop I want to see enlarged. In Snow Leopard, you simply went to the bottom and moved the slider. What happened to that handy tool in Lion? Or is there a method to enlarging thumbnails I don't see? Any help most welcome.
Mac OS X (10.6.7)
To enlarge files that are in Folders, open the Folder with the files/View/Show View Options
The same applies to files on the Desktop that are not in Folders. Click on the Desktop/View/Show View Options
You can also right click on files and folders and bring up Show View Options in the Contexual Menu
And you can use the Keyboard shortcut to bring up Show View Options with Command+J
To enlarge files that are in Folders, open the Folder with the files/View/Show View Options
The same applies to files on the Desktop that are not in Folders. Click on the Desktop/View/Show View Options
You can also right click on files and folders and bring up Show View Options in the Contexual Menu
And you can use the Keyboard shortcut to bring up Show View Options with Command+J
Hey thanks, man...Nothing like doing extra work when it was so convenient with a slider in the bottom of the box.
Thanks.
Peter Reznikoff wrote:
...a slider in the bottom of the box.
In Finder: ⌘/
Nice
Oh, look at that! Thanks Tony T1.....why isn't that spelt out for users?
Thanks. This answered my question about showing all thumbnails, I think.
Enlarging Thumbnails
