spaces question

conchubhar1

dia daoibh

eh I finally got leopard and a few things ar bugging me


1 - can you open up a specific folder in spaces (automaticaly) ?

2 - can you open it up at login (specific folders that is) ?

3 - can you zoom in in spaces? its hard to see what exactly is in the windows

4 - can you zoom in in coverflow? again hard to see

5 - fixed the dock - prefer it black - 2d and with the blue lights under progs

6 - is there a shorctut to go back in finder? like in firefox you can press backspace . .

7 - can you open multiple tabs as a homepage in safari 4 ?


otherwise - loving it

cheers!

silvine

Hi,

Finder has lots of shortcuts:
If you press command and up you can go into the enclosing folder
If you press command and [ you can go backwards
If you press command and ] you can go forwards.
See here for more: http://www.usingmac.com/2007/11/21/mac-os-x-leopard-200-productivity-booster-hotkeys


Don't think you can zoom in spaces but you can bind specific applications for specific spaces via system preferences. You can also drag and drop the spaces.

I know you can open applications at start-up by right clicking on them and selecting open at login. If you want to open a specific folder at login you could always add it to the Dock.

I'm not sure what you mean by zooming in Coverflow. You can enlarge the window and/or grab the coverflow part of the finder window up or down to suit your preferences.

conchubhar1

thanks very much for your answers

any more info, anyone?

silvine

Also hold down control and scroll the mouse wheel. It will zoom in and out for you.

conchubhar1

go raibh maith agat

cheers