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Saturday, October 29, 2022 – Use ‘Quick Look’ to preview most any file on your Mac – Start Windows 10 with a specific folder already open

Posted on October 29, 2022

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Rick’s Daily Tech Tips Update for Saturday, October 29, 2022

 


 

Topics covered in this issue…

• Use ‘Quick Look’ to preview most any file on your Mac

• Q&A: Can I have Windows start up with one specific folder already open?

• Q&A: Does Windows 10 really need an antivirus app?

• Video: 5 of the world’s largest trucks


 

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Today’s quick tech tip….

Use ‘Quick Look’ to preview most any file on your Mac

Have a MacBook or Mac desktop computer?

If so, you have an incredibly handy tool at your disposal what will immediately give you a full-size preview of most any file that resides on your Mac without having to bother with opening the program it’s associated with.

It’s called Quick Look, and it couldn’t be easier to use. Simply select one of more files and press the Space Bar on your keyboard.

If you selected just one file it’ll open right up in the Quick Look window. If you selected two or more files, the last file you selected will be displayed first.

What’s more, you can even edit some types of files right in Quick Look, again without having to bother with opening the program it’s associated with.

Sound good? Click here for more detailed instructions for using the awesome Quick Look tool on your Mac.

 


 

The latest from Rick’s Daily Tips Tech Blog…

• Q&A: Can I have Windows start up with one specific folder already open?

If you use always access one specific folder every time you use your PC, this tip can save you a bit of time.

• Q&A: Does Windows 10 really need an antivirus app?

The answer is yes, and this post has all the details.

• Click here to see today’s ‘Picture of the Day’.

Every morning I post a new photo that I find inspiring, intriguing, or just plain beautiful to look at. Jumpstart your day by checking it out.

 


 

 

Rick’s Daily Pick…

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Are you looking for a really good microphone for podcasting, Vlogging or most any computer-based actvity that requires a quality mic? This is one of my favorites.

 


 

Today’s post from ‘My Daily Smile’…

Video: 5 of the world’s largest trucks

These things give the term ‘monster trucks’ and entirely different meaning.

 


 

Tech news that caught my eye…

• Elon Musk says Twitter will have a ‘content moderation council’

• A USB-C iPhone won’t eliminate the lightning cable (yet)

• Interpol says the metaverse could open up a whole new world of crime

• ‘Old/weird laptops’ sought to help test Linux kernel backlight drivers

• Apple’s limited repair commitments are frustrating independent repairers

 


 

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Rick Rouse
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