Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 26th Oct 2007 18:46 UTC, submitted by luna6
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RE: Quick Look? Wasn't that in Windows 95?
by Dave_K on Sat 27th Oct 2007 03:35
in reply to "Quick Look? Wasn't that in Windows 95?"
Quickly opening a preview of your app in the file manager without opening the associated application? That sounds a lot like Quick View, a somewhat half baked feature in Windows 95/98 which was later abandoned like Microsoft. Let's hope the OS X implementation fares better.
Not so different to the document previews that appeared in NeXTSTEP's inspector panel...
RE: Quick Look? Wasn't that in Windows 95?
by Tyr. on Sat 27th Oct 2007 03:49
in reply to "Quick Look? Wasn't that in Windows 95?"
Quickly opening a preview of your app in the file manager without opening the associated application? That sounds a lot like Quick View, a somewhat half baked feature in Windows 95/98 which was later abandoned like Microsoft. Let's hope the OS X implementation fares better.
Like a lot of OSX features its not original, but the first time it's been implemented in a good user-friendly way. That's the whole Apple strength : taking what you thought were half-baked ideas and turning them into cool applications.
RE[2]: Quick Look? Wasn't that in Windows 95?
by henrikmk on Sat 27th Oct 2007 21:06
in reply to "RE: Quick Look? Wasn't that in Windows 95?"





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Quickly opening a preview of your app in the file manager without opening the associated application? That sounds a lot like Quick View, a somewhat half baked feature in Windows 95/98 which was later abandoned like Microsoft. Let's hope the OS X implementation fares better.
Edited 2007-10-26 20:12