ADJUSTING JUST ONE COLUMN IN COLUMN VIEW
When you’re in Column view, you
can adjust the width of an individual column by grabbing the column tab (two tiny
vertical lines) at the bottom of the divider bar that separates the columns.
However, if you want to adjust all the columns at the same time, hold the
Option key before you drag the column divider - then when you drag it, all the
columns will resize at the same time.
JUMPING FROM COLUMN TO COLUMN
When you’re in Column view, you
can jump from column to column by pressing the Left and Right Arrow keys on
your keyboard.
WANT TO PERMANENT THE COLUMN VIEW
Since
icon view and List view have been around for over a decade, it’s not surprising
that many longtime Mac users absolutely fall head-over-heels in love with Mac
OS X’s lovely new Column view. If you’re one of those lovelorn users, you can
request that all new windows automatically open in Column view. Just go under
the Finder Menu, under Preferences, and click on the checkbox
for Open New Windows in Column View. This turns every new window into a moment
of unbridled passion that knows no bounds. Well, it does for some people
anyway.
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