Use the Quick Look feature of OS X on Windows

Quick Look is one of the features that many OS X users love. All operations such as viewing image files, PDF data files we just need to use through the Spacebar. All file contents will be displayed immediately without the need for any other support application.

Now Windows users can also experience Quick Look thanks to the free Seer tool with a small amount. In this article, Network Administrator will guide you how to install and use Seer to bring Quick Look to Windows

Step 1:

First of all, you need to install the Seer tool on your computer according to the following link. The installation is extremely simple, just click Next to complete the process.

After successfully installing on the computer, the icon of the tool will appear in the Taskbar.

Step 2:

The use of the Seer tool is relatively simple and not too difficult.

To view the image, click on the file and press the Spacebar . Seer window will appear shortly after.

Step 3:

To close the window, click the X icon on the top of the image.

To view image information, click the i icon .

Rotate the image according to different angles or zoom in.

Or access the file location via the File Explorer icon .

Step 4:

We can also change the options settings in the Seer tool, right-click on the software icon at the taskbar and select Settings .

Step 5:

To set up shortcuts for faster operations, we click on the Keyboard item and can change it freely. In it, you can also set up keyboard operation for Folder, Image, Media, PDF.

Step 6:

In addition, we can also explore many other installation items on Seer including:

• General : General settings for Seer.
• Controls : control settings.
• Plugins : install extensions.
• Type : Seer file format supported.
• Advanced : advanced options.

Thus, you can experience the attractive Quick Look feature right on Windows thanks to the simple Seer tool.

Refer to the following articles:

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• Create ZIP files in just two steps in Mac OS X

Hope the above article is useful to you!