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Finder: Checking Total Size of Files
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When you want to check the size of a single file, highlighting the file followed by pressing Command-I (Get Info) is enough to extract out the file size.
However, if you do the same when you highlight multiple files, a lot of File Info Pane will appear. In order to pretend this to happen and you only get a single pane that display the total size of selected files, you can use Command-Option-I (Show Inspector).
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9 Comments
Matt Ayers
Awesome I've been looking for just this for a while now, thanks for sharing.
Martin
Really cool tip. Thanks
Víctor F. Ruiz
You can do that with the Keyboard. Simply press Cmd + Alt + I. Thanks ;)
Pat
Another awesome tip!
greg
i HATE the Inspector panel cuz i can't close it with a keyboard shortcut.... another option would b to use Cmd + Control + I
jen
greg, alt+cmnd+w to close :)
David
:D :) one face? thaks.
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