Jun 09, '05 09:34:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous

Tiger's Dictionary lets you look up all kind of stuff like "bandicoots." When you click on a small illustration that accompanies that entry, a separate window comes up with a larger version of the picture. However, there is no copy and paste available for this window. So here comes the trick...
If you don't want to make a screenshot, in the Finder, simply navigate to /Library -> Dictionaries, control-click on New Oxford American Dictionary.dict and select Show Package Contents, then navigate to Contents -> Images.
Every illustration in the Dictionary sits there and has a proper name. So you can easily find the bandicoot in that folder by just typing the first few letters of its name (not with the Spotlight search field active!). A total of 1,194 images are available -- the maps in there are particularly useful for me.
[robg adds: If you find yourself going to the images folder a lot, consider placing the folder in your toolbar or sidebar for easy access. To save a Google search for those of you not yet on 10.4, I included the bandicoots image above.]
