- Open the folder containing the set of image files.
- Press Command-A, Command-Option-Y, click the Index Sheet button, then press Command-Shift-3.
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It's trivial, but convenient: create a quick and dirty 'contact sheet' of images using Quick Look, three simple keyboard shortcuts, and one mouse-click:
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10.5: Create a simple contact sheet
Command-Shift-4 then Space Bar would give you the same minus the menubar and other junk on your desktop and/or second monitor.
10.5: Create a simple contact sheet
What menu bar? What other junk? This is Quicklook, not just viewing folder contents as icons.
10.5: Create a simple contact sheet
Menu bars may not be an issue here, but floating windows (e.g. my Activity Monitor processor history) show up in the cmd-shft-3 screen capture, whereas they do not if I follow the cmd-shft-4 + spc procedure.
10.5: Create a simple contact sheet
This hint, while not something I need to do myself, is yet another example of how successful QuickLook is. Personally I find it to be the best new feature of Leopard.
10.5: Create a simple contact sheet
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