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Windows Expat

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Jun 11, 2011
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I don't know if this is a Lion thing or what?

If I use quick to view to look through a folder of photos for instance...I hit the spacebar, then use the right arrow key to flip through them. When I get to the end of a line of photos, it just stops. Is there a way to continue browsing through sequentially?

This is in Icon view, by the way.
 
Do Cmd+A to select all, then it will work.

That's cool IF you want to start Quick Viewing from the first file in the folder. But if you're starting from somewhere in the middle, not so much.

All this may seem nitpicky, but I'm finding myself more & more irritated with all the little shortcomings and quirks of Finder since switching from Windows.
 
Use TAB instead of the right arrow. No need to CMD-A (select all).

Tried using the tab button. It just makes Quick View jump randomly around different files in the folder. Not sequentially at all, I'm afraid.

It seems like grid/icon view is just kind of broken in Finder. You can't range select using the shift key in icon view. Finder often forgets the thumbnail sizes I've set in icon view. Sometimes I enter a folder and it's a random mess of thumbnails all over, some overlapping. Lot of weirdness in grid view :(
 
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