It's nice to be able to select it and then see the full file name there. Under that you'll see the file name which is the full file name which isn't a big deal unless you have a long file name and you don't have enough room over here to be able to see it. We'll look at different ways to use this preview in a minute.
In this case I have an image file selected so I see a preview of that file. Well, a lot more than just a preview but you do see that. You can use that to quickly get rid of it or bring it back. Note that there's a keyboard shortcut to make it easy to turn this On and Off. Now with it On in List or Icon View you can extend the size of the Preview Pane by clicking and dragging the line between the main Finder window content and the Preview Pane. You just go back to View and then Hide Preview to get rid of it. Often people enable this, bring up the preview here, and then forget how to turn it off. Just go to View and then Show Preview and that brings up the Preview Pane in any Finder view that you want. But it's actually available in all views. Now while by default you should see a preview pane when you're in Column View you won't see it in other finder views like Icon View or List View. It's called the Preview Pane because subdivisions of a window are called panes, you know like window panes. In Column View you've got columns that show you files and folders and when you select a file, like this one, you'll see a preview of it on the right. So the Preview Pane is what you see in the Finder on the right side of the window. Join us and get exclusive content and course discounts. There you can read more about the Patreon Campaign. MacMost is brought to you thanks to a great group of more than 900 supporters. Today it's all about using the Preview Pane in the Mac Finder Window. Check out Using the macOS Finder Preview Pane at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
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