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    1 24-06-2012  17:47
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    I have taken pictures on my mac of my computer screen using the screen shot, however to view them i have to go to a folder and click individually and then go back to the folder, rather than just clicked next photo. (if that makes any sense) how can i change it so that i can just click next?
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    2 24-06-2012  17:49
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    Normally I just use select all (Cmd+A) then double-click to open in Preview. That way you can thumb through like an album or PDF.
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    3 01-07-2012  16:51
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    Or hit the space bar and flick through the shots in finder


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