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Hello I am new to macs. I just got a mac pro for christmas. I use to windows but I decided to switch because I got sick of windows but there are a few things I like and want to see if there is a way to have them on mac. First is viewing a image, I like the preview functions but when I bring the image up its great, but say I am reading a manga I don't want to have to close the image and open the next one up. I want to hit the arrow key and go to the next image.
Second is on safari, I am use to firefox but I decided to learn to use safari because I hear its really good and I should learn how to use it since I am working with a mac now. The question I have is when I have a lot of tabs open and I have to hit the arrow key on the side of the tabs so I can bring up a list to chose one. I know of the apple + shift +[,]. to go through it but is there a way to have it like firefox where I just have to use my mouse to scroll through it instead.
The final question, on windows I had a folder a folder where I had to image and the name disappear so you would only know it was there when it was highlighted. I copy the folder over to the mac but it shows up. Is there a way I can do that on a mac.
Thanks for the help I am sure I will have more questions.
Second is on safari, I am use to firefox but I decided to learn to use safari because I hear its really good and I should learn how to use it since I am working with a mac now. The question I have is when I have a lot of tabs open and I have to hit the arrow key on the side of the tabs so I can bring up a list to chose one. I know of the apple + shift +[,]. to go through it but is there a way to have it like firefox where I just have to use my mouse to scroll through it instead.
The final question, on windows I had a folder a folder where I had to image and the name disappear so you would only know it was there when it was highlighted. I copy the folder over to the mac but it shows up. Is there a way I can do that on a mac.
Thanks for the help I am sure I will have more questions.