Mac OS X Tiger | Instant Slideshows In Finder

Tuesday, July 26 2005 @ 07:13 AM SGT

Up to Mac OS X 10.3 Panther, viewing images as a slideshow could only quicky be done by a few means. Most of which require complicated processes, eg importing the images into iPhoto and creating a slideshow within it or downloading and using a third party application.

Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, introduces slideshows on the fly that can be started right inside your Finder itself.

Diagram 1.0, select List view in Finder

1. Place your image files in a single folder created on your hard disk;
2. Open the folder in Finder;
3. Change the Finder view to the List view by selecting the List view button in Finder (Diagram 1.0) or pressing Cmd + 2;
4. Select the images you wish to include in your slideshow;
   • To select multiple images in sequence - click the initial image move your cursor to the last image in the sequence and shift + click; all images between the initial and final image will be selected or;
   • To select multiple images not in sequence - Cmd + click on desired images to select several images;
5. CTRL + click on any of the highlighted images to summon the option menu;
6. select and click the "Slideshow" option (Diagram 2.0) to begin your slideshow;
7. press any button to stop slideshow.

Diagram 1.1, right-click for instant slideshow menu

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