Cycle Through Toolbar Views 4
Finder
Hey
You may notice at the top of an average finder window the toolbar containing small icons to help you work better with your make. You can of course right click and customize your toolbar from the appropriate menu. But I have found a cool tip by accident that lets you change the view of the toolbar. A bit mundane but cool none the less.

In the top right hand corner there is a small button that hides the toolbar and the sidebar, showing a more cut down view. If you command click it the toolbar will change. You can do this a couple of times as it navigates through the different sized text and combinations of text and icons.
It is a very simple tip but it is a quick way of changing the layout.
Edit: Stupid mix up of key commands, my bad.
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4 Responses to “Cycle Through Toolbar Views”
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On an iMac that would be the “Apple” or “Command” key and not the “Control” key.
Comment By BuzB on February 8th, at 9:50 pm
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Sorry my bad, should have double check my post. Changed.
Comment By James Powell on February 8th, at 9:53 pm
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:-)
No problem, that’s why we use the comments–to keep you honest.
Keep up the great work!
Comment By BuzB on February 9th, at 1:41 am
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Comment By Amos Catozzi on June 18th, at 8:55 pm