Inspector on toolbar
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Not sure what you mean by dissapeared... It comes up when you click command+option+I or isn't that working?
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And if that doesn't work for you, which app you're talking about would be most useful.
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If it is the Inspector button in the finder that you are talking about, do this to get it back.
#1 Right click on toolbar and click on "Customize Toolbar"
#2 Find and drag Inspector item to the toolbar where you want it to be.
Screenshots for steps.
#1 droplr.com/Hpb8E - Screenshot 2010-03-28 at 1.47.48 PM.png
#2 droplr.com/Hpdd5 - Screenshot 2010-03-28 at 1.47.59 PM.png
#1 Right click on toolbar and click on "Customize Toolbar"
#2 Find and drag Inspector item to the toolbar where you want it to be.
Screenshots for steps.
#1 droplr.com/Hpb8E - Screenshot 2010-03-28 at 1.47.48 PM.png
#2 droplr.com/Hpdd5 - Screenshot 2010-03-28 at 1.47.59 PM.png
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