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Jump through files alphabetically regardless of sort order
Authored by: pixeltech on Wed, May 7 2008 at 9:56AM PDT
Yes, Tab alone will do the trick. Also, to jump back to the first item (alphabetically first, that is) hit the space bar.

Paul | Seattle


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Jump through files alphabetically regardless of sort order
Authored by: Marius_Th on Wed, May 7 2008 at 11:11AM PDT
Though in Leopard, spacebar has been reallocated to operate the quick preview window known as Quicklook.

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Jump through files alphabetically regardless of sort order
Authored by: chleuasme on Wed, May 7 2008 at 5:21PM PDT
alt + space should work in Leopard 10.5, then ;-)
And, it's not exactly the same functionnality here: as already covered/known, hitting the first(s) letter(s) of a filename highlights the file in the Finder considering its first letter's filename ; if no file is found, the nearest letter is used: so, here, as [space] is down ranked, it highlights the first one.
And then, [shift-]Tab can be used to cycle trough de directory's files.

Anyway, should anyone submit a hint to the "double-clic to open a file/folder in the Finder", too?

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