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This is one of the things that I miss the most from Windows.
Being able to view all sorts of file metadata right from the file manager.
Got a folder full of pictures?
You can quickly see the photo dimensions, resolution, data taken, etc. etc.
Folder full of music?
Artist, song title, album, song length, bit rate, etc. etc.
Same goes for many other types of files.
Convenient and fast.
Don't need to open Get Info/Properties or Inspector.
Don't need to open the file in its associated program.
Just switch to List/Details view and everything's there.
I really hope that with Leopard, we will see these capabilities added to the Finder.
...though I doubt it, considering how Apple seems to have been neglecting the Finder in recent years. =\
Being able to view all sorts of file metadata right from the file manager.
Got a folder full of pictures?
You can quickly see the photo dimensions, resolution, data taken, etc. etc.
Folder full of music?
Artist, song title, album, song length, bit rate, etc. etc.
Same goes for many other types of files.
Convenient and fast.
Don't need to open Get Info/Properties or Inspector.
Don't need to open the file in its associated program.
Just switch to List/Details view and everything's there.
I really hope that with Leopard, we will see these capabilities added to the Finder.
...though I doubt it, considering how Apple seems to have been neglecting the Finder in recent years. =\