Pro Tip of the Week: Browsing files with Cover Flow

December 12th, 2007 | Category: Apple / Mac

Now you can browse the files on your Mac as easily—and enjoyably—as you breeze through album covers in iTunes or flip through photos on your iPhone or iPod touch. Just choose Cover Flow (a new viewing option in Mac OS X Leopard)

instead of Icon, List, or Column view in your Finder window. Learn how you can “Go with the Flow”—and pick up some handy keyboard Cover Flow shortcuts—by reading our latest Pro Tip of the Week.

Original post by Steve

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