powermail-discuss Digest #2956 - Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Re: QuickLook
by "PowerMail Engineering" <[email protected]>
Re: QuickLook
by "Marco Piovanelli" <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: QuickLook
From: "PowerMail Engineering" <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 11:03:23 +0100
Marco Piovanelli wrote:
>When a message has several attachments that I'd like to preview
>using QuickLook, currently I have to select the first attachment,
>press the space bar, have a look, press the space bar again to
>close the preview window, move to the next attachment with the
>down arrow key, press space bar again, and so on. It would be
>easier if I could just walk through previews using the up and
>down arrow keys, without having to close and re-open the preview
>window every time, just like the Finder does when I preview a
>folder in list view.
You can select multiple attachments, then press the space bar (or use
the Quick Look icon in the toolbar) to open Quick Look, then use the
right / left arrow keys to browse the attachments; you can also use
Quick Look's index sheet to view all attachments in a grid view.
You can also select one or multiple messages in the message list, press
option-space to open Quick Look (as space itself is already used to
select the next unread message), then browse all the attachments of all
selected messages.
You can also keep the Quick Look window open, and select another
attachment or message in the PowerMail window (if the Quick Look window
is not open full screen).
Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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Subject: Re: QuickLook
From: "Marco Piovanelli" <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 12:22:12 +0100
On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 11:03:23 +0100,
PowerMail Engineering ([email protected]) wrote:
>Marco Piovanelli wrote:
>
>>When a message has several attachments that I'd like to preview
>>using QuickLook, currently I have to select the first attachment,
>>press the space bar, have a look, press the space bar again to
>>close the preview window, move to the next attachment with the
>>down arrow key, press space bar again, and so on. It would be
>>easier if I could just walk through previews using the up and
>>down arrow keys, without having to close and re-open the preview
>>window every time, just like the Finder does when I preview a
>>folder in list view.
>
>You can select multiple attachments, then press the space bar (or use
>the Quick Look icon in the toolbar) to open Quick Look, then use the
>right / left arrow keys to browse the attachments; you can also use
>Quick Look's index sheet to view all attachments in a grid view.
>You can also select one or multiple messages in the message list, press
>option-space to open Quick Look (as space itself is already used to
>select the next unread message), then browse all the attachments of all
>selected messages.
>You can also keep the Quick Look window open, and select another
>attachment or message in the PowerMail window (if the Quick Look window
>is not open full screen).
Jérôme,
Way cool!
I wasn't aware of all these shortcuts. Thanks for pointing them out!
-- marco
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